Feel free to reach out with any questions! 

I feel what you want to do and have done the same (operated units at a 'non profit' rate), but none of my single parent tenants were in a position to or even had the desire to own. 

I feel like my situation is pretty unique and I'm hoping I can get some advice on how to navigate this situation!

@Kelvin Ng Depending on the deal, my feeling is the liability is limited as the Noteholder. 

20-30 = Appreciation + time, unless you can really put that work in for deals and cash flow.30-50 = Mix, depending on how long your parents lived.50+ = Cash flow only.70+ = Get off BP.Modest (since I hurt enough feelings with the above) income earners (<$50k): Focus on your earned income.

It seems like you're on an interesting trip, and participating in groups like this may really help you learn and develop.Please feel free to contribute to conversations, pose inquiries, and share your personal experiences.

The high estimate should never happen because everything would have to go wrong and I would have to manage the project poorly but if it still makes money or breaks even or close I feel secure.

I also feel like my background in tech could help me serve remote workers better.I know there are other demos we should also look into, so I'm hoping for some insight on that.If anyone is interested or knows of anyone who might be interested, please let me know.

Will drop some contact info below, feel free to reach out anytime. 

With graduation looming, I'm sure many of you can relate to that feeling of uncertainty about what comes next.