The other factor is many builders are treating ADU's like equity cash machines for owners who aren't really investors but like the idea of building something and maybe one day cash flowing.

Some of my 4-plex and small apartments are good cashflow machines (although, admittedly, they take up more of my time).

the extra cost of coin machines mean it will take a very long time for you to break even on this.plus it is tacky.

I'm not really sure how to get access to my account but I can figure that out when the time comes it is serviced through John Hancock.What I'm hoping for some suggestions on is where is the best place to transfer the money to start a new self-employed retirement account that I can contribute some of my REALTOR® commissions to and start saving.I'm most interested in steady returns which is why i'm leaning towards index funds.

Ever seeking safe yield, hard to do.And just because Ron Paul is right and has been an outspoken member of the senate, he just rails against the machine and no one listens.Does this make RE a bad idea, not if you can borrow at 3% for 30 years and the rents cover it.

In your case I would recommend trying out deal machine, land glide, or the driving for dollars app.

I am not suggesting that you get a printing press or copy machine and literally print paper money.

Hopefully he can find enough deals to keep the machine moving!

What i've tried - Deal Machine / Driving for dollars.

The challenge here is I've never, in the 13 years I've been landlording, used a Realtor® before.