There are good resources out there for passive investors if you dig a little, focus on your education and build up cash reserves for the upcoming opportunity. 

I don't know, but 2 people digging (well using equipment to dig) a 3 foot deep 120 foot trench for $350 and installing the drain doesn't seem that bad. 

If you need further help let me know and I'll dig a little deeper for you and give you specifics on how to set something up.

After reading through I think it's definitely better for me dig a little deeper to find good properties and take it one property at a time.  

I still have to dig a lot on Gainesville s market to understand how the prices are on different locations of the city. 

Someone in debt can easily dig a deeper hole by getting rental properties.

I changed a water heater, huge leak in one of the units, electrical issues, and I even had to dig a 3 foot hole under the house and personally fix a pipe.

I would want to dig a bit deeper on the rent payment not being taxable income to you.  

If it's already in poor condition, then they don't have that to worry about.Personally, I'd dig a little deeper on this deal and probably would want a lower price to make it work.Good luck.

You would have to, basically, dig a whole new pol