Then figure out what that time in the car is worth to you now and what it will be worth to you in the future.

What is your opinion on this dilemma: if none of the rentals are in LLC or may be some are in LLC, but  all are covered by an umbrella liability policy including my personal assets (the car I drive and the house I live in), does the fact that business and personal assets are mixed under the same umbrella liability policy, does it pierce corporate veil or puts my personal assets at risk, if a tenant sues on one of the rentals?

Best piece of advice I ever received was to take a look at the potential renters car - how they keep their car is a good indication of how they will keep your house.

Also keep in mind that mobile home itself loses value with time, like car (I am assuming you don't own the land in this case).

More specifically, I know Cary is a very nice/expensive city with the best schools but can you find value found there in the multi-family market?

I am looking for a person that specializes in housekeeping for AirBnB/Short-Term Rentals in the Cary/Raleigh/ Wake Forest, NC area.

The plan is to house hack by renting by the bed to airport employees who just need it a few nights a month so there are a couple requirements for the property,1) Close to the A Line or other shuttle service to the airport so tenants won't need a car (I was thinking Green Valley Ranch)2) At least 4-5 bedrooms.

“He told me I could leave my broken down car...”“I

It's not risky because the guy who loaned me the money caries the first mortgage and if I don't pay he'll own the asset which is worth more than I paid for it, do the math on his reruns, they are awesome.

I have more than enough money out side of the 401K to buy my place in the sun and the very economical car (I read the millionaire next door...