Two thoughts, I'm sure you heard of the first:1) Comparison is the thief of joy2) Fast solutions have slow problemsYou go as fast as slow as you can.

But on a conceptual level, real estate has always been better for equity than cash flow. 10 years ago it was possible to optimize for cash flow, today that is tough.

Quote from @V.G Jason: Brandon Turner's advice is old, outdated, and for the most part not relative to today's market.

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It's challenging especially locally these days with today's interest rates.

It certainly sets an interesting precedent as it means if you add a safe unpermitted unit today, it may be protected in the near future so that safe units are not removed from the market.

Today most lenders will want 30-40% down payment. 

S&P 500 index fund has given a historical AAR (Average Annual Return) of 10 % in the last 60 years and 14.5% AAR in the last 15 years as of today.

(happening today)-City informs me that i don't have any easement rights because nothing was ever recorded. 

Saw one today for $2,000 (made in 1964!)