Truthfully, I am ok if the business activities do not net me a huge profit per se, if I get to live on the compound.

Most investors se the cashflow on paper and get all flustered in the cheeks.

For example;https://www.georgiamls.com/424-powers-ferry-rd-se-marietta-ga-30067/87490783 beds, 2 bath all brick ranch, 1400 sq ft built in 1953Interior was dated, had extensive damage and because it was built in the 1950s, I estimated it would need extensive rehab including plumbing and electrical replacement.

That will get slowly increased but that's just the reality of the less affluent areas here in the SE USA.

It essentially ensures partial forgiveness for every SE applicant.

It wouldn’t “cash-flow” per se, but hey, you gotta live somewhere.

SE Orlando Lee vista and Conway 

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(that all gets divided up into different categories.)The "passive income" that results from a rental does not require paying SE taxes but you do need to pay estimated taxes on the predicted income or have your employer withhold more if you have a W2 job.

@Michael AblanFor most investors, this will not work because they are per se passive with respect to their rentals per IRC 469.