Lots of food for thought here.

To help you out with your due diligence, here's an article containing a list of questions to ask a syndicator:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10850/76728-qu...Also, here's another one to give you additional food for thought on passive investing: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10850/74883-wh...Have more questions, feel free to PM me.Best of luck!

I also do a quick google search for starbucks and whole foods in the area for indicators of higher income. 

People don't sue people that qualify for food stamps.

We had ants yesterday in my food .

Things that are free (transportation to work) or highly discounted (medical/cable/food) go away.Doing the other 10 years right now is highly advantageous for you right now.

And things that you think would be self-explanatory how to use, like a garbage disposal, are not at all - like the tenant that dumped a bunch of food down the *other* sink, thinking that both sinks would be somehow connected to the garbage disposal.

Fridge full of food left after breaking lease on turning off power during summer months3.

Would developers be interested in taking on a request like this from a random person as long as the price is right for them? 

@Grant Rothenburger.Grant thank you definitely good food for thougt.I was thinking wholesaling just to build capital but I would before to buy and hold and do some flipping instead.I will study more to find out how to do so with little money.