So if the K-1s and her individual income can sustain the mortgages at 37-44% Debt to income ratio it will be a viable option.

Let's just hope it can keep a reasonable, steady pace, and create a sustainable economy.....Fingers crossed.

If anything, just to have a somewhat sustainable retirement.  

One of my goals is to get into buy and holds and build a nice profile to sustain my family through passive income.So, I have a newbie question regarding properties that have already been updated and need absolutely no work.  

When I buy it the spread must be wide enough I can sustain even what a bad market can throw at me in the form of vacancies or ect.

Because of my situation I won't be quitting my job until I'm stable enough with enough cashflow to sustain and grow.

I think that for me, personally, I have the goal of attaining early financial freedom aggressively, but also like to maintain a conservative financial position with lots of liquidity and a hefty positive margin between my income and expenses.If I had a huge lump sum of money that I came into all at once (and was otherwise unlikely to be capable of rebuilding said sum in less than 5 years), I'd be looking to invest it consistently, according to a system that I could sustain.

This can be used for any type of housing to sustain you and your family.

Depending on how soon the approval comes back I am in debate as to whether this deal has a big enough profit margin to sustain any softening of the market between now and the time I get lender approval, complete rehab, and close on the selling side.

I have done a little research, and it looks like a great area that will sustain upgrades like granite countertops and hardwood floors.