I can't afford to make major mistakes, because I have 3 major priorities (kids) depending on me.

The second property is owned by an older gentleman who is spending more and more time in another state taking care of his mother who is in bad health. 

Properties are much more affordable with higher yield than the U.S.

My background is from insurance agent to health care and now working in health care as a physician assistant.  

I'd love to give them a chance, but I can't afford to screw around with risks.

If they can only afford 1200 a month but they need 1400 per month and they won't consider going elsewhere than you are going to waste your time.Seller needs to be qualified over the phone as to having enough motivation before booking appointment.In Person: As Brian and the other experienced negotiators oftentimes say, it is important to get in front of these people.  

Almost anyone can afford a SFH but it takes an investor with lots of dollars and experience to purchase a 100 unit apartment complex.

in some small towns, the local town hall often houses the board of assessors, bldg dept, dept of health and tax collector.  

So, if ANY of the members of BP ever have any questions regarding health / dieting / exercise / training / nutrition, please feel free to reach out.

I did two and a half semesters at TAMU-CC (computer science major/Business Management Minor),but I dropped out because I did not want to get a loan and that was the only way I could afford it.