Simple life, no assets, no marriage, no committments, job hops, more time off between jobs, maybe no car, 100% ETFs if they have any savings.

Don't wait until the tenant moves out and abandons a car before learning how to deal with an abandoned car.

(personal and property crime, fatal car accidents and DUIs, registered sex offenders, etc) all in one place. 

And that educational out, you know, where you get a degree that offers you upward job mobility, where you move into a big house, and you drive an expensive, late-model car? 

Remember that although you’re paying them $36/hour, they have travel time to and from your place, and gas and upkeep on their cars in there too.

My latest misadventure in property management, a police car crashed into one of my buildings.

When I was changing my Geico autoinsurance to SC while registering my car, I kept them on the phone and they helped me out with a quote for a landlord policy.

Pretty rare from what I see that cities allow or want this....turns single family neighborhood into multi family and most of the zoning people don't like this.Plenty of issues from their point of few of why they don't like it.....parking is one...now no one parking in garage, and potential for more cars...so now 3-4-5 cars in the street.More taxing on the water/sewer/trash/police/fire/city services.I wish you the best of luck with this. 

Seller has a classic car in the garage and wants shipped to Texas. 

Purchase price: $1,100,00015% down payment, 7% interest rateDuplex: Two 3bed/1bath + den with unpermitted bath/kitchenette in two car garage.