If you are on food stamps, need to be taught how to budget, and have a couple of years to get yourself in a position to buy, maybe. 

Some people are happy with making enough to pay their bills and having enough to buy food, cigarettes, and beer.

I’m in the process of selling my business(food) and the building it’s located in to my partner, I will net about $2m for my 1/3 of everything.I want to re-invest most of this money( after I pay off all my ******** debt about$70k) to generate the most income possible with growth potential( more on the conservative side as this is my life’s work), I’ve been thinking nnn properties with investment grade tenants or multi unit residential.

STEP 5 – Don’t be Too eager to Buy-People tend to believe that folks who buy from out-of-state are rich. 

Turned off the power in Arizona summer and left all the food in the freezer. 

Initially, when reading the title of the article, this sounds like a get rich quick scheme or simply too good to be true.

If that's the case, I'm not sure you want to be involved with that either.If they were running a consulting business or something not requiring people to come to the property, I'd be totally OK with that (that's like working from home), but you will have children coming, the health department for food, and a lot of other people you may not want monitoring your property.

If you say "show me your paychecks, W2's", they said their religious order provides for their housing, food clothing, but they don't issue paychecks.

Therefore, I'd probably concentrate using 1/2 of the money to actively pursue deals and use the other 1/2 to invest passively and put food on the table. 

Keep in mind that this is not a get rich quick game, but a process of networking and gaining the trust of people.