Even with a 50% vacancy rate this home will support itself and put money in our pockets (4 bed, 3 bath completely renovated antique cape sitting at the end of a dead end road surrounded by pastures).  

I rent a storage building for my staging furniture and they have a large lot full of motor homes, boats, trailers, cars, trucks, etc.Another idea if you like farming and the land will support it would be to put some kind of livestock on it (cows, goats, etc).  

As Mark McClure stated, it is possible to handle real estate part time; but there are limitations for client support unless you have a job you can walk out on at a moments notice.

I'm coming to the area to watch a hockey game and experience the night life (Ann Arbor), but I'll be in the area from Friday to Tuesday, and I am interested to speak with active investors in the area about ways I can possibly support and enhance their efforts.  

If you ever get into BRRRR, hit me up for software tools to support it.This is a great start!

(Jack it up and then replace them or nail a board on either side to support it if you can't replace).

In a C community the land does not support rebuilding, and the lot will remain vacant for years to come. 

The potential rent is 1,700 a month for both units but since I will be living in one of the units it's more like 900 maybe even 975. 900-975for the 2 beds 1 bath800 for the 1 bed 1 bath my unitseems like the best way to go about this is maybe calculating an offer price in which one rent will cover the mortgage and I have to assume all the additional costs with the data to support that property will cash flow once I move out and rent it out.

Lawyers fees, and then child support payments will be ranked higher than you in the future..  

Thank you for your support @Steve Vaughan and @Lori Valene.