Do you have to sell both the investment and your own house and have to live in "That" neighborhood, or worst yet with her parents? 

I didn't track rental property values as a child obviously, but holy crap, this market is super competitive it seems!

I did partnerships with my parents on a few houses now I am on number 3 of my own.

My brother-in-laws parents told me that owning a rental isn't worth the hassle until you own 3.

Additionally, I found it really hard to find a relatively cheap property with at least 3 bedrooms while also being cashflow positive.My parents suggested purchasing a new home instead, and I thought this was out of question because I thought there wasn't any new homes being developed in high demand areas where I could make a decent amount from renting rooms.

Regarding your parents' housing situation - could they relocate into a rental or somewhere with more stable housing prices? 

Does college guarantee you'll think new things and break free of whatever brainwashing was used by your parents and teachers and neighbors to get you through childhood?

The 4 tenants have been living together for 2 years and I inherited the lease when I purchased the apartment.Long story short, one of the tenants (alias: Ted) got into arguments with their other 3 roommates and their parents reached out about 2 months ago saying it was a hostile environment and unsafe due to coronavirus as the other tenants were bringing in friends and not staying safe.

Purchase price: $225,000 Cash invested: $5,500 Contributors: Eury Vargas After sending 2000 pieces of printed letters to older homeowners potentially affected to the pandemic, we found a seller who was remodeling his parents home to put on the market.

Well, my parents fell in love with the place so they spend half the year there.