As someone who may find themselves in a similar position (but with a spouse who can help augment the monthly), I would assume your two best options would be to either flip or take the buy and hold BRRR approach. 

@Zach Barber Since you have one successful deal under your belt you are in position to be able to offer investors the opportunity.

Sounds like a great position to be in.

I would be interested to hear any positive and negative risks that I'm failing to include.  

So far my experience in real estate has been positive.

Tenant has a very negative connotation and resident has a very strong, positive connotation.It is that willingness to treat our residents like clients who absolutely deserve a high level of customer service that leads us to an average length of occupancy of over 5 years. 

The important thing for everyone participating in the deal should understand the importance of your involvement in the deal and that this would not happen without how you used your mind to make this happen.You should get most of the renal net of the positive cash flow after any debt is paid. 

I am sure that the long term positive effect you had on them was probably even greater then the transformation of the condo!

I'm not going to assume anything more on this man, but it definitely looks like she may trying to put herself in a position to try to accuse you of some shady things.....definitely not saying you did something shady,..but I am sure she will accuse you of trying to cut some side deal with her and the deal has fallen apart because it sounds like there is something she has been able to communicate to the court that has convinced them it is worthy of having the case be re-opened.Stay stong my man. 

I’ve seen others talk about Tenant Cloud, has anyone been using it with positive outcomes?