Asbestos came back positive.

I would take a second position.

I will have to look closer at other collection options for my next rental.

My solution: Get into a property admin/management/assistant position adjacent to experienced people I can learn from.

Obviously not every property is going to be a home run but a lot of deals I've analysed have struggled to be cash flow positive after crunching the numbers.

By taking a strategic approach, you'll be well-positioned for a successful real estate investment.

I can find quality people to do what rehab needs to be done, but finding the right properties, keeping a stream of investment options coming, and negotiating the deals is harder to train in my opinion.

There seems to be a discrepancy in the market with the amount of available single story housing options for those who might have a hard time geting around.

I’d struggle to come up with the 3.5-5% down on an fha or other low down options. 

I also considered Safely, but they're pricing becomes very expensive for MTRs So is Waivo more of an aircover-like insurance options rather than property insurance?