There is a housing inventory problem right now, and shortage of affordable housing, which provides a layer of insulation if there is a major correction/crash.  

Of course you then run into the issue that the remaining party wants to either break the lease and leave as well or bring in a new roommate so they can afford the place.

. :-)Maybe a probate specialist will step in here but I ASSUME if the obvious heirs can’t afford probate the courts will still run the probate system somehow, sell the house and give them the remainder after all debtors re paid off?

Like most investors, I'm at that crossover stage where I'm afraid I can't afford outside help yet because it seems too expensive, but I know intellectually that it will help me to grow quicker.

It definitely isn't as affordable as Georgia, but you have a great credit score and enough of a down payment to qualify to get your first property.

Simply put, real estate syndication is an effective way for a syndicator/sponsor and a group of investors to pool their financial and intellectual resources together to invest in properties and projects much bigger than they could afford or manage on their own.

Getting insurance is really difficult in Florida, had to spend alot of time on the phone shopping around insurance pricing that we could afford.

Breaking into real estate is not easy, but if you have a good why it is worth it.Mine is to help with the affordable housing issue. 

At the time, we couldn't afford a home that we wanted in our Los Angeles neighborhood.

The lender could only approve me for $50k which in my market doesn’t afford you much.