I don’t think this is a coincidence.As agents and investors, we really need to take note of this new change.

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Here is my situation :I am 40 years old, I have no mortgage, and my only bills are my car lease, phone bill, car insurance (my partner covers utilities) and groceries for me, girlfriend and my kids (when I have them) and my take home from my day job is about $900 a week.

Thank you all for taking time to share your perspective and experience 

There is a difference in the hit someone's credit takes if they are behind in payments or they are in foreclosure so offering to buy the property before it goes into foreclosure does help the owner to some degree and it is not claiming to help them stay in the house. 

I recommend you get a good RE attorney to take a look at the lease, perhaps a bit expensive upfront but could save you some headaches down the line. 

The on-site companies usually take between 40%-50% of the gross profit.Now I'm sure you're thinking why in the world would I give someone almost half of my income to rent my property?

Once you take over operation of the system, you will be required to keep it running (by the County Govt)You're losing money already and you don't even have all of the true numbers.

Hello, I am a Texas A&M student, soon to graduate and take a job in Dallas.

If you don’t mind me asking, how long did it take for you to make it up to 12 units?