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You should think of the future a bit more.
Know that $200,000 that at some point would be gone?
Well now you may not have $200,000 but you will be making maybe $2,000 or more a month and you would only have to pay for taxes every so often if you save at least $10,000 or so on you a year for house taxes you will be golden.
Making a house at a liveable standard is not the hardest thing to do I would say. I will admit some people can be pretty picky though and want the stranges things done.
I would say he could maybe get 4 houses if done right but I would recommend getting maybe 2 or 3 and renting out multiple rooms while doing good background checks and making good contracts with a set of rules and payment stuff.
Houses in the UK are also very expensive, a two bedroom apartment south of England costs around £200,000 to buy, renting on average is around £1000pcm.
Standards are also extremely high, a lot of new builds are very well insulated which causes black mold and damp to kick in, depending on how much of a tramp the tenant is, it's down to you to hire someone to clean it or go over and clean it yourself because you can get sued for not looking after the property.
Depending on the area in America you can buy cheap houses for around $40,000 or so so there seems to be a big money difference. Mostly with houses at those prices you can rent out for $400 a room or maybe even $700 the whole place a month depending on how the house is.
Also just because you don't find yourself attractive doesn't mean other people don't find you attractive.