I hope to find others who may have felt a bit lost at times during their journey and how they redirected their focus back into the game to expand their AUM.BACKGROUND:I am now father of 3 (teens and tween) and have worked hard just about every day of my life since I arrived in the US at about 12.

The weird thing is a google search of her children's names with that address result in nuwber.com showing that a man in his 40's lives there with the exact same name as one of her teens listed on the application. 

You could also try contacting some agencies such as those that provide shelter for troubled teens or home health care that may rent the house to use for the business and cover all repairs.If you sell, you could then consider placing the capital into a more passive investment in a syndication to not have to then worry about repairs and tenant placement or deciding when is the right time to sell.

(As opposed to high teens back in the day)What works for me is the BRRRR strategy.

Michael Conway I represent several large hedge funds and many private investors that spend under 50,000 in Memphis and we have ROI's in the mid-teens every year and I can show you actual results.I'm a fan of that exact price range for several reasons!

Other than a quick year at ASU back in my late teens, I have spent quite a bit of time in Arizona the past few years and have grown to love it.

I see no reason why investor cannot get 8-10% yields and upside in the high teens to 20% on total return.  

I manage hedge funds and local private investors and we are able to show you annual returns every year in the mid-teens.

Even at 1.5% inflation you're looking at the mid-teens percent higher prices. $700,000 in 2005 dollars is closer to $800,000 in 2016 dollars.

My program for my clients models the "BRRRR" strategy and we are having a ton of success with ROI's in the mid-teens on a consistent annual basis!!