Sometimes it makes more sense to move a wall to open up a room or add a bathroom to get the desired bed/bath count.

If I were to purchase a rental property that my daughter would live in, could I "charge" rent and pay myself (or LLC) with tax free money from the 529 plan?  

This house needs a new septic system, foundation, siding, roof, and there are mice in the walls despite all the poison I've put out, etc. etc.  

I figure if I can average buying 2-3, do the necessary remodel work (ceramic wood-look floors, white semi-g-gloss walls..basically renter-proof the house) and hold it long term that in 10-15 years I'll be paid off and have great cash flow to retire on.My amateur thoughts are and keep in mind this is my limited guess on the oklahoma marketplace is:buy house 60-80K. invest 0-15K remodeling and simplifying the home.

@Michael W. all the best as you go through your first property.

Not just in 'going' all over, but in damaging walls by 'eating' the drywall, being aggressive to neighbors, and overall disturbance to the building.  

A building from the 50's has all kinds of issues once you open up walls and spaces.No legal advice given.

Mold , rotten rear walls , plumbing and electric shot .  

The rehab costs have far surpassed our budget due to some masked  issues(missing copper lines in walls, dangerous wiring almost throughout...all covered with sheetrock) Also, the city is requiring us to pour new approaches at "multifamily" thicknesses; about $9k worth. 

Looking for advice on granite countertops that will look good with White cabinets, Agreeable Gray walls, and a beige-ish floor tile.