Option 1 allows you to spread your investment across three properties, considerably increasing your rental revenue and accelerating portfolio growth; however, maintaining several mortgages can be difficult, potentially limiting your cash flow, especially if one property is vacant.

It is a difficult balance to be considerate of tenants but you have to be considerate of your bank account.

height and length (into the room) makes it hard to have them be 7" rise for 11" run. currently they are more like 8" rise for 8" run

@Jon Thomson I’d keep scaling with careful consideration to your reserves and funds.

Quote from @Jacob Sherman: Anything under 100k is tough these days  Conventional, fha all reasonable but bank statement is rough. 150k is usually the lowest but they will do down to 75k with consideration.

What I can assume is most AZ HOA's don't allow building new structures above the height of the exterior block walls.

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I appreciate the consideration and understand it's not for everyone.

Remember, the greatest risk in life is not taking any risks at all, so approach risks with calculated consideration.

Considerable amounts of water are getting into the bathroom and closet area and there’s no external access to those rooms As to how much water it’s been about an inch or two.