However done correctly with little to no debt great. to me makes perfect sense as the investment. 

Hello BP community - I'm reaching out with a question following a series of events (some mold related) that has led to 3 of 4 college tenants in my SFR having their parents request release from their lease 3 months early due to perceived air quality concerns.Background (University rental in MN - lease started Jun 17 with 4 college roommate - parents cosigned and pay rent):- In Sep 17 we had a minor roof leak that was corrected immediately (flashing)after notification with only minor paint damage and no sign of mold (from the attic or interior wall). - In Nov 17 tenant's parents (these are college students) call my property manager to report a broken dryer and mold growth in the basement laundry room, a bedroom above the laundry room, and in the bathroom.

It is way easier to get back on the path that you know so well and not cut through the brush and blaze a new trail, but the problem is that although it is easier to go back to what ya know, that path leads to the same unfulfilling results they have always received.Just a few of my thoughts from the top of my head.  

@Jonny, Ryan is correct. 

I think the market is sorta leveling out around here and in some cases softening (correcting).

I am open to investing in different areas of he country but eager to get started down the path of financial freedom.

I would have to get a 203 rehab loan , correct ?

Any advice on which path I should take?

I am assuming that tax certificates do not have to paid in a sale, correct?

@Amy Hu if I understand correctly, the apartment buildings are taking 10 months so far for completion?