Their age and health has nothing to do with it.

Compare it health costs or college costs and you’ll think housing prices are stuck in the 60’s.

"High rates of housing insecurity make L.A. more vulnerable to the impact of the pandemic on public health," said USC sociologist Kyla Thomas, director of the USC Dornsife-Union Bank LABarometer survey.

I am also an Executive Affiliate with an awesome networking company, My Daily Choice, specializing in the health and wellness industry as well as some other services.

I am currently doing health insurance, but hope to leave the W-2 within the next two years. 

This could even be mental health issues related to COVID stress.Money issues are not unusual right now, but the tenant not notifying you and the irresponsible water usage seem erratic. 

@Elijah Williamson it doesn't matter what they say.Usually, ask for the last 3 years Condo documents and to include current accountant prepared financials and budget.Once you have all of that info there are companies in Calgary that will review/ analyze the docs for you to ensure that all is good with the property. 100% worth the investment of a few $$ to ensure what you are purchasing isn't a lemon.Google "condo doc review company, Calgary" and pick one to use.They will let you know what docs they want to see to ensure the "health" of the property.

I would also know the general financial health of the College/University you're investing around.

Stepping up and working on my mental game has helped tremendously.

The money I've been able to put in the bank to reinvest (income producing real estate) got me over the 'trailer' mentality long ago :)