Your risk can be minimized by doing your own due diligence.$65K for $750 in rent is not a good deal.

Here is the problem: I'm currently a student with very minimal and sporadic part-time income.

@Steve BabiakI was combining the concepts of getting it rented and keeping it rented to equal Minimize or eliminate vacancies.

I've come to believe that ALL insurance companies are "con artists" using any devious means possible to minimize their payouts.I don't think I can find adequate coverage for my mobile homes.

I want to minimize damage, and make utilities not cost me a fortune.

If you use it, you immediately drop back to the minimal spending until its replenished.

Hopefully you will use that to create some sort of income stream that will support you when the money runs out.Personally, if I had ONLY, and I do mean ONLY, $1.2 million in assets and cash and I wanted to work minimally I would NOT be looking at $800K houses.

I am sure an add like that will generate very qualified tenants and minimize future headache and losses.Good luck with that.

While there is turnover, the time between tenants (with a house in a good location) is minimal.

The ideas I've been looking into include:A) Going semi green (at minimal cost) and reaping the marketing benefits.