@Justin LareseI wouldn’t pay 30k on either - because that’s too expensive to me lol In fact I never pay more than 18 k per door and I don’t buy sfh . when it comes to low income housing and cheap neighborhoods there is safety in numbers and You want a multifamily for security Financially and for vandalism reasons .

The bank will want to keep a margin of safety for them. 

They are all patiently waiting for their inheritance so they can retire too.

I was patient and passed on a couple of houses and then stumbled on to my first property via a family friend.

Multiple levels of safety.

He was very patient with him at first, even offered to give him the money for the work he did complete to walk away.

I’ve been patient for over a year with the effort of management to have the time to pull it together.

This was a major blow to our plans of having a safety net  as we had all our money invested in the property.

In this case, we recognize that vast majority of the of the audience cannot afford this product, and safety (staying power) resides in the fact that we are not trying to cater to them.

I am assuming you have a significant other, from my experience theres always a point where they want that new appliance, to paint the walls a different color, or imagine this- a new car every 2-3 years because of all the new safety features.