Investing in Real Estate is like any other entrepreneurial en-devour the way the numbers are going to shake out it's a 9-1 shot that your spouse would be interested in it.My advice would be to keep pushing, keep saving and eventually get him to take the leap with you.

Here's an article on how you can get it setup for your business: https://squareup.com/help/us/en/article/5569-get-started-with-cash-for-business

Here is some links to the site with the tool used to get the estimate and also another resource from the FAQ page:https://www.hipcamp.com/host/how-much-moneyhttps://support.hipcamp.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025121411-How-much-money-can-I-make-

If we are doing this en-mass...something big is brewing..

Even in our residential properties where we have conducted a en energy efficiency retrofit and have demonstrated an efficiency improvement (of >70% in one instance, but usually between 40 & 60), we have not been able to command much of a premium to market rent, but we have noticed retention has improved (turnover is down).

I've been quite active in Dearborn/Dearborn Heights, which is nice since Ford Motor Company is renovating their entire facility, which should bring up/stabilize house values, but a ton of competition.https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/fna/us/en...Also active in Detroit as well, with a system and team on the ground.

(often in solid stainless steel) Example: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/categories/departments/kitchen/20676/A wine glass rack for $13, for example.An apartment rehab/management company has built an entire business plan around this philosophy and is a huge success story, commanding 10-20% higher rent than the competition:http://www.boutiqueapartments.com/index.php/properties/Their higher prices and cool finishes have generated a lot of talk among their tenants, most of it good:http://www.yelp.com/biz/boutique-apartments-denver-2"Stayed in their corporate housing for a 3 months, it did the job, pricing was a little high for what you got, but I did love the use of their beach cruiser."

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https://www.irs.gov/publications/p936/ar02.html#en...HELOC debt is limited to $100k on first and second homes combinedOr, the FMV of home- but normally that $100k limit hits first JD is right if it's to purchase/renovate an investment property- but you technically purchased a new primary with the funds.

(English language link: https://estado.pr.gov/en/forms-for-corporations/) Airbnb is doing quite well in PR, but it suffers from wildly diverging standards (location, quality, prices, etc.) and a glut of similar properties in key areas.