Focus on the expenses and the cash flow based on actual data (or as close as you can get) and let all the other benefits of REI be icing on the cake.Wholesaling is a world unto itself, but for buy and holds, I always recommend that investors (esp new ones) focus on B/B+ areas where folks like nurses and teachers and skilled laborers work, places regular folks want to raise families etc.

Heck some nurses make more than that.

The world thinks a lot less of my probity than it does of yours.But your response does remind me greatly of the time I submitted a paper in a nursing class that pointed out the obvious fact that that Big Pharma has minimal direct financial incentives to direct their research budgets towards finding one-time cures and maximum direct financial incentives for putting money into finding ongoing treatments for chronic diseases.I got a D with a big circle around it and a denouncement by the nursing professor with the side job in Big Pharma for being so bold as to point out how math works.

I have always been a numbers driven person and brought substantial knowledge and insight from my previous career as a Licensed Nurse.

As a rent to own seller it will be your responsibility to get them into financial counselling and nurse them along to insure that they can actually close in three years.

She has condo worth 75k and is in a nursing home barley getting by. hardly a wealthy real estate investor sir.

My target is travelling nurses or contractors or wildfire workers.

The nursing facilities are much like landlords. 

For myself and my wife we know that we want to be as hands off as possible so we can still work at the careers we both love (nursing and vet tech).

A comfort animal is one that goes into nursing homes to comfort people.