They've never heard of the 1% rule, they seem to be doing okay, buying up investments with their own cash and collecting rents.

Think about it, they collect a lot of information.

My purpose is to collect rent online, bill automatic late payments, track maintenance request, track expenses, generate reports and receipts.

It seems most of my tenants would be able to collect unemployment, so should be able to cover some of the rent. 

Couldn’t one collect his mail at the duplex but rent out both units?

Wrapped the original note and collected $10,000 with about $550 cash flow.

The houses are wired up into the power lines and tenants buy their water and collect it in these giant rain buckets.

Just received this in my email from AirBnB:We’ve worked hard to find a balance between supporting your hosting business and protecting the well-being of our collective community.

Check out this blog about it from Brandon Turner:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/master-lease-optionIf you think the home price is high for now, you could lock in the price in for 3 years or so with this, collect the cash flow while managing the property, and then if in 3 years the place hasn't appreciated you don't need to buy it. 

@Chris Levarek Do you collect fees as part of the syndication?