@Chris Levarek and @Nathalie Chew thanks for the recommendation.

Turning a tiny single-family house into a 2-4 unit gem in a burgeoning Houston neighborhood is a smart move, but there's a lot to chew on before diving in.

I had a friend years ago that was an otherwise great person but treated his car like a bird cage (literally, he had chewed sunflower seeds all over the car).

I'll chew on it for now. 

They have chewed one of my dressers up pretty good at the base in one spot.

They smell like diesel fuel and chew tobacco in their sleep. 

Here are some examples of things we provide that have been complimented by our guests:-Phone charger stations in every room-White noise machines in bedrooms-Smart TVs in every room-Fully stocked kitchen-Firewood for firepit-High-speed internet is a must-Supplies for kids like child dishes, high chair, books, toys, and games-Outdoor games, although we did offer frisbee golf and dogs chewed up all our frisbees so I don't think we'll continue offering that.

Still chewing on Rich Dad Poor Dad, and finished Rich Woman....well maybe TMI but good to meet ya on the shout out.Angie Jones

There are a lot of good ones, but you combine the association with HOA fees and it can chew into your cash flow. 

Big burly guys that drive jacked up 4x4s, smell like diesel fuel, chew tobacco for breakfast and have neck tats.