C class and it does not matter what you do the mentality of the tenant is such that its pretty hard to get a C class renter to take any responsibility on a lease to own..

No, I haven't really pulled the trigger yet, I'm still in the mental phase of deciding on whether we want to commit to this.

From my personal experience they are much harder on everything than normal tenants, rent is by no means guaranteed, they often have very special problems and needs, they are generally also more demanding, have a higher scense of entitlement and usually a poor me mentality.

You are stuck in the mentality that you can make these (or any) people happy.

I love having the extra money coming in and see the benefits of owning rentals but am now having a mental mind block to take the next unknown step to the next project.

dummy REI feels they are better off selling the rental property at a huge loss because it's too much of a mental drain on them to own it.  

As long as you don't think you'll be able to fix everything yourself, you should do fine.I wouldn't put heavy weight on the "do school first and then try to invest" mentality.

The mentality of "suck it up for a couple years" is what has gotten me to this state in the first place, I am done with jobs that are just a paycheck.

This is precisely the mentality that has so many homeowner's in trouble today.

I found a few properties to put offers on but now I find myself in a mental tug of war match between investing or paying off personal debt.