The problem is you are emotionally involved and don't seem to be cut out for landlording.

I STILL live at home and my parents are urging me to get out of the house but I don’t want to make a big financial mistake and purchase something out of emotion.

The emotionally-dependent wife that can't help enabling him, but has to leave him when he becomes a danger to his children.The childhood accident that leaves a very young girl permanently scarred and she chooses a completely marginalized husband because it's precisely his marginalization that allows him to understand her own.

The numbers are the numbers, feels like its ego and emotion that create the amusing responses we're seeing in this thread. 

They base their policy pretty much all on emotion rather than economics or reality. 

take the emotion out of the deal, and let it gooooooo 

The problem that I saw with most of the videos I watched was that they seemed more emotional and speculative than they were fact based.I only saw a couple of videos but the ones I watched didn't have any evidence on the claims they made about Cardone, in fact they all seemed to share one theme "I told you Grant Cardone is a....".

I do believe a vast number of these have no insurance to deal with the damage, and will be unable to handle the financial/emotional burden.

I'll have to try and discipline myself to keep the reserves on hand vs.

However, as you know, buying a home to live in is more of an emotional decision.