@Brandon TerrazasI literally just created the same post!

I literally just did it a few months ago.

You are literally letting your tenants dictate the terms of the lease in an asset you own.

So if we are living in a camper, there is pretty much zero possibility of doing owner financing, unless we literally park the camper in the driveway?

The son of the owner literally said he needs his mom to die so he can get the money!!  

I had no expectations whatsoever, but she remembered our conversation and she brought us a deal we literally put zero effort into closing on.

The NAHB is the organization of those very literally setting the housing market, best called "The Market Makers". 

If you stretch yourself so much that you have literally nothing in reserve, you are setting yourself up for failure.What I would do if I were you is start scrimping, saving and condensing your expenses down.

I literately got almost 300 contacts on 1 place over 2 weeks-- if you aren't ready to handle the calls/emails, and talk to people to determine if it's a good potential fit or not, a PM will be worth it. 

It's possible that the cost may turn out to be something nominal ($15-20 month) and the more efficient system will save him enough in power bills to be worth it (we once replaced a fridge that literally paid for itself by a power bill that dropped $60/month).