Quote from @Jake Langley: My hoa lost a lawsuit and has a judgment to pay 5million.

So, I bid, I lost, I learned, I have a teeny lot in Cowan, TN. 

Ive been kind of lost on where to start since I am in college and my father doesn't recommend me getting a part time job to save money since he wants me to focus on my education first and foremost.

I am buying a property in an HOA. The HOA was sued and has a judgment against it for 5 million bucks. As a homeowner will I be expected to pay some if this or will my hoa fees skyrocket?

I’ve seen quite a few investors look into working with Rent to Retirement, and while some have had decent experiences, others prefer to have a bit more control and build their own local teams.

Control is the most important factor, followed by leverage (equity multiple) and the ability to purchase below FMV. 

Right now, as most of the assets have not been sold yet, you can't say investors have lost money.

In a great location.When you say you lost your investment.  

That’s where you can leave money on the table.If your goal is to build long-term wealth and save on taxes, strategies like BRRRR or small multifamily often give you more control.

They were essential employees or had places to go if they lost work but I also  felt more comfortable with the shorter commitment and they were willing.