I know people are investing in sub $50K real estate and making good cash flow after the first year or so.I know people are buying Turn Key that cost around $40,000 and making decent cash flow (I find youtube folks saying they make $950 cash flow unrealistic so I think between $100 to $200 should be doable if I am wrong let me know) I know that the key to success in real estate is to leverage your debt to positive cash flow And again...

Well mind you the seller supposedly claimed that he wasn't moving any longer.  

The truth is that sometimes landlords are a little unrealistic about market rent or time of year (cold weather slows down leasing a lot).  

Claims against the house seems odd.

Apparently, the sale fell though, and I received a call from the RE agent about putting my "best and highest" offer because, there were multiple offers on the table over the asking price, as she claimed.

What I mean you should be able to verify everything he or she claim's through statements/documents.

https://www.seattle.gov/cityarchives/exhibits-and-...The man got enough cash together to buy a house, went to court to prove his right to buy outside of the segregated CD, and lost.However, I do doubt the impartiality of studies by the Seattle Office of Civil Rights that claim to show discrimination by property managers.

im not willing to fund your whole job, but i am insured and i do work with insurance​ claims, investors, and homeowners​.

I'm not rich, don't have a killer job and saving 20% for the next building seems unrealistic.

Portland Commissioner Chloe Eudaly announced she plans to call for reform of rental housing deposit regulations and is considering:(a) limiting the deposit amount;(b) requiring that it be held in an interest-bearing account; and(c) clarifying the definition of reasonable wear and tear.In an article published in today's Portland Tribune, Eudaly claims to have set up a stakeholder committee meeting of landlords, tenants and housing advocates.