Remember, before Covid hit living small was a HUGE meta-trend for millennial buyers and boomers downsizing.What is her timeline?

@Clinton Fisher great comment and I’m fascinated by that baby boomer downsizing.

I rented to an elderly couple and their child.

FYI: the government is giving $1,200 per person, $500 per child, unemployment benefits up to their full salary, and perhaps more.

Eviction legal process is extended, requiring longer notice times before a petition can even be filed at the court (at least 2 months to get a warrant)   Judge can issue a stay of said warrant for UP TO ONE YEAR for "financial hardship", which includes inadequate child care.It's just really frustrating. 

There were approximately 10,472 flies in this hallway and bathroom with a child sleeping just feet away.

Baby Boomers are a neglected rental market.

Buying and renting these properties will provide for many things including my child's education.

Usually, at this point, you can convince a parent to work with their child to invest $50 - $100 and buy a small amount of shares of a company that the kid has "analyzed."

You will also find divorced parents, maybe the single mom who doesnt want to deal with repairs, or the dad who doesnt want to buy a house in case they work things out or doesnt know how much child support will go up over the years.I make my ads super strict and this weeds out a lot of junkies.