@Thomas S.

You see, I went through college receiving plenty of financial aid and my parents weren't able to contribute anything to my education either, but they sure as s*** didn't have money to put toward my own future investment plans.

Note: I'm self educating on Commercial Real Estate deal analysis, so pardon the elementary question(s) (I'm sure there will be more!)

Or,  I'm interested in other strategies to try to leverage the property for investment without a traditional sale that would affect their benefits.Thank you,Scott S. 

It’s the same as having one mtg.....you sell the house, the proceeds pay off the mtg(s), owner gets to keep what’s left over.

West Omaha is a little more expensive because of taxes, Home size, and because most of them are newer than the 1920’s.

It''s the only time you will get to buy and control 4 units with just 3.5% out of your pocket. 

Almost all of Boston and Providence is 1920's homes.

After hearing that my 90-year-old grandfather, who now relies on a motor scooter most days to get around, just returned from a trip to obtain continuing education in order to his civil engineering license active, I realized how silly the excuses we create for ourselves truly are...If he still has that kind of fire at 90, how much should I have today in my 20's!

@Nicole S. are they all SF?