Hey @Marc Shin, as I said in your previous post I think 4.5 cuft is the minimum.If you can get a deal on a 5.0 and it will fit, then go with that.

Due to fleet of vehicles at the top of the driveway, it is not trivial to turn around.  

That is on top of your costs from #1. 3.

If she is always late with the rent she doesn't fit the definition of a good tenant.

That fits my needs better than YNAB appeared to and is very close to Mint. 

We actually started when we bought a property to buy and hold but it ended up not being a good fit for our portfolio so we sold it.

A recent article by BP: "Top 5 Alternative Investments for Real Estate Investors in 2024," which was sponsored by "atminvestors.com," listed the #1 Passive Investment opportunity as ATM investing (of course).

I don’t know if I should wait until the library is finished where I’d be selling at the top of the growth stemming from the library.

.: Quote from @Molly Hane: I’ve found a “deal” but I’m having trouble understanding if this is a good fit for me.

I've not invested with 5S so I can't comment on their product and management specifically but I can say for build to rent, if you’re considering this, ask yourself: Does this fit your investment strategy and comfort level?