Live upstairs and rent out the bottom units. 

I have a truck bed tool box, and aside from having a tool bag (separate) that has most any hand tool you could need, the box has spare fuses, a plumbing snake, rubber boots for a wet basement, a drill & saw, a little bit of wire, etc.

I'm not sure the work it needs vs a 75k condo that is apartment style where you have neighbors above and on the side of you, it is on a bottom floor.

But to me there’s no way the project can be successful if it’s bought above my bottom line number, unless folks have $15/sqft - $20/sqft construction budgets.

a lot of the bottom and sides of the pool so that water will drain into the soil. 

Being in Vermont this can cut into your bottom line, especially if the property is electric heat (If it’ the property I’m thinking of, It might be).

I bought a Duplex recently and he was renting for $795 on the bottom, bigger unit. 

If you are a flipper profit is profit, that is the bottom line.

If you have a tax return prepared during your retirement period - look at the bottom of the first page for the number called AGI, Adjusted Gross Income.2.

Plus, less stress.Solid info.... to piggy back off the bottom thought.