I have friend who is renting a house in Minnesota who is a wheelchair bound 100% disabled veteran with documented and on going mental health issues.

There's no health insurance or other corporate benefits either.

Houston led the nation in job growth in 2018 creating 120,000 jobs and is expected to do so again in 2019 with health care, construction and administrative services providing the strongest performances.

Not trying to squeeze just hate giving money away that I don't have too.

Your tenants have raised a reasonable health concern. 

This should get cut in half at that point)Property Management: -$99Repairs/Maintenance: -$88CapEx: -$88Vacancy: -$88Net Total Cashflow: $143These are monthly numbers obviously and don't even take into account other business related expenses such as paying my CPA and Attorney or any marketing expenses I have to acquire properties.So...in order to live off my cashflow I would need to either have ~25 of these houses (my wife would still work...if we both stopped working I'd need closer to 60 properties since I'd have to pay for health insurance and things like that) - Alternatively though if you just focus on paying off a handful of houses so that instead of $143 a month I can add to that the mortgage payment then I'm cashflowing at $580 a month...and I would only need to have 11-12 properties to accomplish the same thing. 

A grand kid or someone to help your dad with his day to day care, health issues, whatever. 

The business pays for car and truck maintenance, gas, insurance, health insurance, doctors bills, fancy steak dinners once a month(corporate meetings) and some regular meetings with clients throughout the month.If you have a high paying job, you will not want this type of situation.

The thing that is standing in my way at the moment is health insurance.

Some of the major employers are: Eli Lilly, Indiana University Health, Anthem, UPShttps://www.ibj.com/topics/rea...https://www.noradarealestate.c....I purchased a mostly turnkey (need a few minor repairs) SFH in March 2023 for $130,000.