On this, I advise that you be careful in your spending.

My sister-in-law turned on the oven and melted my mandolin, my father-in-law melted my cutting board.

Who cares if it cashflows or not.

It might be a good deal but be careful.

I know our state is really cracking down on this as is others.. so some state don't care others for sure care.. cant make the its legal in all 50 that's BS 

Rents run about 750-850/mo but tenants in this area do not take care of properties.

Also if you are coliving with your tenant, make sure you clearly write out what the responsibility of the tenants are (who takes care of the yard, common areas, utilities, etc.)

They will typically take better care of the home because they hope to be owners someday.They will typically not take the purchase option and you can do it all over again. 

Usually seller demands big upfront payment and could care less if buyer follows through or defaults. 

For $50/month we get to deal with rigorous screening of less than ideal tenants, constant calls from tenants, damage to the property every time we turn around because people do not care about things in this class of property, Section 8 and the government (who doesnt love to deal with the governement), maintenance requests because none of the plumbing is updated, codes enforcement because the tenant decided it was a great idea to put a couch in the yard, and last but not least angry owners wondering why their pro forma isnt being met ("I was gunna get a 75% COC on this thing").Now this is a pessimistic view of what it is like but PM is a pretty thankless job, especially in low end properties.