I'm guessing that second piece will be your biggest hurdle after being burned, but luckily that just means you'll be extra careful, and you should be.

People will burn leaves and paper products in your firepit, which poses a significant risk.

And have a plan B for every property you buy if, for some unforeseen reason, the MTR market crashes and burns.

I am looking to learn more about burn houses to rehab.

I have seen many people attempt the burn out reno and fail.

If you crash and burn...they'll just take the property back.

This sounds more like the ideal way to dip your toe in section 8 waters with little risk of a burn, whereas we went into this 100% blind and so far have not been burned.

Sure, they're a slow burn at first, but if you are looking for higher returns and more passive experiences in the long run, you'd be better off finding properties in markets with more aggresive equity growth and landlord friendly laws.

I couldn't upload any more images, just imagine burned areas, disgusting bathrooms, drug paraphernalia, dog poop, toilets overflowing with rotten food and poop, it was disgusting, outside of the house there were shopping carts full of stuff over grown grass and weeds.

unless that $90k is really burning your pocket, i don't see why you can't find a better use for it (i.e., something producing > $75/mo).