I’ve also entertained flipping, but don’t know if I could afford  down payment and the cost of repair.

Several times I will get on a site and become frustrated because of the lack of focus.

I understand your frustration, and I think you're being hyperbolic, but just in case you aren't: To be clear, PHA is almost entirely federally funded. 

If they can't qualify and afford it, let them move on and find a new, qualified renter that will pay market value.Dog is unauthorized.

If the price is low enough to cash flow then it’s probably in the barren desert, somewhere you won’t be able to afford fire insurance, or somewhere filled with meth heads.

My friend and I are trying to get our real estate careers started, and we're finding it pretty difficult to afford the 20%-25% down payments for the properties in our area.

The higher the quality of the data, the lower the frustration since you'll have a higher chance of getting the right peron in a single skip or batch skip.

My budget was tight but I did a rent vs. own analysis and decided to take the plunge and purchase what I could afford.

Thank Kevin I just feel so frustrated because all the documents that were sent to me including the seller discourse all have the property at 2263 Square Footage and my real agent even telling me it was a great deal for 2263 Square Footage.

I think if you can afford the house you should be able to afford a little more to furnish it.