This week’s jobs report shows a labor market in decent health: jobs openings and hiring rates are near the historical average, although trending down.

But my kids are worried for my health and want me closer.

I have seen many groups simply share the Income Statement down to NOI, which is not an adequate way to monitor the financial health of any type of deal (syndication or otherwise).

Paying for your food, transportation, health insurance, utilities, property taxes, insurance (assuming you have no mortgage here), kid expenses, fun stuff etc on a little over $6k per month isn't going to leave you with much left over.

He claims it translates to mental clarity and enhanced mental health.  

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.

I am a health care worker, I have little to no knowledge in real estate, I am here to learn.

Reality is not everyone can do anything, that age-old adage we tell kids "you can be anything you want" needs to be filled right next to Santa Clause, the Tooth Fairy and "the good guy always wins".

I offered almost a full offer and asked for full closing costs, only asked for Health and Safety repairs in the Inspection report (nothing else was needed).

In the case of a SA or ESA, you as the landlord has the right to verify the SA or ESA, by request to see documentation and call to verify with the provider to make sure the certification is legit, valid, active and current, and wellness documentation that the animal is in good health, free of parasite, flea, ticks, vaccinated etc...