I couldn’t imagine having to deal with calls about them, struggling tk find repair people, finding new these days or arranging to have them delivered.

Think of the home like a business and buy one that is struggling and needs assistance that has disproportionate rewards after putting in the required time and effort. 

We are in the process of aquiring an apartment in Northmoor, MO . . . just outside of Kansas City, MO . . . as we are running our numbers on the property we are struggling to get consitent pricing ir direction on the repair of the asphalt driveway and parking area. 

I then became a Realtor, and struggled for a bunch of years.

I think a lot of dudes struggle with “balancing” family life but when they are home they are on the couch and not playing with kids, or doing anything nice for their wife.

I definitely hear your struggles.

It seems like houses are going 10%-20% over asking and being able to find the right amount for a down payment can be a struggle.

I have no debt, a high credit score, and a good chunk of cash saved up for a down payment, but I have struggled finding a lender that will lend me enough to buy anything in the area because I still work an entry level freelance job for my main source of income.

This is something I struggle with as well. 

Along with this, I aim to create an apartment complex dedicated to providing affordable housing and financial rehabilitation to assist families struggling in the same way my family did.