I'm only in Chapter 1 unit 10 but I'm going tp continue pushing forward. 

Great, that means Person C could have picked up 4 houses for $100k a pop (25% down each) before the inflation, each now worth $120k... into it for $100k like everyone else, net worth value $180k.Buying stocks has significantly lower closing costs than houses, so Person B would actually beat Person A, but C would still come out ahead.

You still come out ahead in the end.

At least with a printed letter, they can just throw it in the trash if they're not interested.Please let me/us know what you decide to do, and how it turns out.You have a bright future ahead of you, best to you!

I feel like I wouldn't be able to get renters in unless I pushed it out to like a 50 year loan lol.

I'm preparing an offer on a SFR in the Seattle area (Eastside) ahead of the offer review date.

Tenants are now automatically assigned an attorney and the attorneys are pushing tenants to apply for CERA or they won't represent them.The attorneys not only make sure the tenants apply for CERA, but also push them to follow through on the process.All the CERA apps we've done have gone through a community housing org of some kind.

Thanks ahead of time for any responses/help given. 

If you want to go more passive, you may consider taking the cap gains hit and pushing funds into numerous syndications. 

The reason I recommend this is that it is so easy to apply with a push of a button and you don't want to waste your time.With 150 potential applicants, your price point may be a bit low.