Too much trouble to be worth it, or something worth investigating?

I'm not a huge stock market person myself and I prefer to limit my equity positions to 35-40% of my overall net worth.  

Be happy with the niche you select and know the market well too, especially the best locations.Always remember to do a math analysis and try to look at all prospective properties before you make an offer or at least have a clause in the sales contract that gives you some time (about 10 days) to make a detailed inspection and possibly back out of the deal without much of a penalty that will hurt you too much.  

Not sure how legal it is, but you can ask for proof of funds for a couple months worth of rent. 

I have a client with a paid off home worth about 100k-120k, 60k would get her just what she needs.

For what it's worth I've lived in my house for 35+ years and have taken an actual bath (prefer a shower) maybe 5 times in all those years.Gail

He's in the process of fixing it up so it's not livable and still needs probably $10k-$15k worth of work.The numbers simply don't work for flip, rental, or wholesale. 

Welcome @Jason Yun biggerpockets very trust worth platform to start learning  

If you can get others to pay down your mortgage, it might be worth it.Basically, it's like living in AirBNBs while you're home... but its YOURS.Of course, run the numbers and see if that makes sense.

@Glenn McCrorey Hi Glenn, yeah I remember that, good to see you again.