I'm currently serving in Afghanistan and in a very similar situation as you.

I'm Hannah Grady Williams, a 22-year-old Gen Z'r and as my day job (and passion), I have the pleasure of serving as an employee engagement consultant for companies seeking to attract, recruit, hire, and engage Gen Z talent.All this being said, I'm an absolute NEWBIE real estate investor.

That facility served as the training ground for TV stars Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance to learn about dipping and packing chocolates for that infamous 1952 “I Love Lucy” episode in which the pair cause chocolate chaos trying to keep up with the conveyor belt.

They will likely not have their eviction hearing until a significantly later time since most courts work in first come first serve processes.I'd love to hear people's thoughts on this theory.

They could serve anywhere in US.

If this story can help even one person not burn any due diligence/earnest money, then it has served its purpose. 

Hi Kevin  As @Jon Crosby mentions above, you will be better served by looking in the lower cost areas such as the Midwest. 

Ideally, I would like a co-investor/ mentor ship where I could serve as “intern” and we both profit from the relationship. 

By horrid I mean that one of the extra bedrooms served as a puppy pen and now has a foot or two of poop on top of carpet and ripped pillows.

I hate the idea of having to serve an old woman on government assistance an "eviction notice" (if that's what it's called in this case).