So yes a counter suit is a possibility.

Nobody is suggesting that it's easy to find properties that suit BRRRR.

Who here has added a 4th level above the living room/kitchen to create a master suite? 

Finley (Real Estate Attorney) can't go wrong with him. 1701 E 12th St Suite 108, Cleveland, OH 44114

Rehabbing and flipping seems that it would better suit my current position, but ultimately I would love to own/rent to produce steady streams of income.

I have a quad that is well suited for workforce housing tenants, no where near a major college/university, not in the urban core, and have been there for years.  

Home Designer suite from Chief Architecture.

Hard to run or swim with something like a big 'ol debt holding you back. 

Be very careful, depending on your state, it’s very hard to get clear title for tax defaulted properties, you usually need wait redemption period expires then suit quiet title for marketable title

The things that come to mind are;1) If you are buying a starter home would you consider giving the upstairs/main (better) suite to renters and increasing your cash flow?