Otherwise I am going to sell my current home which will enable me to get a house.  

Debt or "leverage" only enables you to buy something that you otherwise could not have afforded.

Lack of reservesThe one enabler I would add to @shiloh lundahl advice is if you don't have sufficient reserves - partner with someone who does.

When class codes are enabled, every transaction can be assigned to a class code and from that information, you can run a Profit and Loss Statement not just as a total aggregate number but broken down by each property.

However, having gotten it, it has afforded me skills useful to many parts of my life, and has enabled me to get experience that helps me to evaluate properties in a unique way.

In return for access to the expertise (the Sponsor/GP team), the capital providers (Limited Partnership Investors) pay a fee which enables them to be passive, but to still enjoy all of the benefits of physical real estate ownership. 

But I'm going to continue to enjoy my monogamous relationship with my wife, have a few beers with my friends, occasionally enjoy a peanut butter sandwich and continue to use long term low interest loans that enable me to purchase cash flow producing real estate.  

What should be considered is the large tax cuts that have been made to large corporations that enabled companies to "boost the economy".

I have reached out the the Secretary of Commerce to inquire if property owners will be given similar protections to enable us to catch up or in the event of a foreclosure to ensure a change of ownership will not affect our residents.

I "enjoy" reading it because it reinforces my view that people are impoverished due to the choices they've made, that absentee fathers and loose women play big roles in poverty, and that our government encourages / enables poverty far more than it does to solve it.