A good chunk of the cost of school is housing so you can make a compelling case.

In 2019 for example (just to use the Core Logic article since you may also have it open), we're talking about FHA loans having delinquency of 13%, while non-QM has about 2.5% for same.No crystal balls, but I don't see non-QM/DSCR being the harbinger of doom. 1) It's a small number of loans, and 2) it outperforms the FHA loans that haven't had major changes since well before 2008 (the 2005-2008 loans were far riskier even than today's FHA, no one blames FHA for 2008, and FHA at any point in the last 20 years is higher risk than today's DSCR/non-QM).

The core legal principle to know is that the delinquent tax debtor has the right to live on the property until your tax lien matures.  

The core technique I use is covered here: https://help.propertyradar.com/using-propertyradar/tutorials/finding-flippers

It has a big core (elevators, stairs, chases) which makes it difficult to redevelop. 

@Scott TrenchMost policy is based off core inflation and not cpi.

To answer that question truly i would do some hard core analysis.

With that in mind- there are two particular courses that seem most compelling: RETipster and Land Academy.

There are definitely some people out there that are more hard-core than me that would flip with other peoples money and wholesale their way out of that situation but in my opinion some Kush dependable W-2 money would probably make for a smoother transition.

@Joseph M.You are looking at $70k and above for decent properties with good bones in Core City/Mexican Village/Island View types of neighborhoods.