@Satyam Mistry I was thinking about price points not because I want to lower mine but because I feel like tenants are looking for more affordable places at this time in the $800-$1000 realm rather than the $1800 realm.

My debt to income ratio is already being used up for my own home’s mortgage and student loans, so it doesn’t look like I could afford another mortgage unless the new properties’ rental income is counted.

Can't afford rent for one month and suddenly everyone wants a bailout.

This make it much easier for tenants to afford to move into my properties.

When they tell me the current PM it almost always is a PM who discounts fees so low there is no way that PM can afford to provide quality service.

I hope prices willgo up long term (I'm looking at 10-20 years range).Price-wise, it'smuch more affordable compared to the Bay Area where I live.

Seems like if you can afford a $5 million property, Im not sure why this question is even being asked.

I am in New Hampshire and I want to start making offers, but I can't afford to pay an Attorney the 1300 they want to review the contract I got for free from one of those Gurus. 

If you built the garages, installed the pool, etc without permits and inspections, you'll have many more problems with getting those passed by your township than you may think.The solution I would recommend is to have your parents refi, put the property into a trust, you can be a co-beneficiary, and when you can afford, give them whatever money you have agreed to and have them quit claim their beneficial interest in the trust to you.I am a realtor, not an attorney, so please seek out a qualified attorney to get you set up. 

The problem is finding a house in my area that I can afford to buy and rehab.