I'm not sure why a tire would take multiple days to arrive unless you are in some tiny town in the middle of nowhere.

Hope everything goes great and I’m happy to share any tiny bit of info you’d need.

Some developer-owners are building multifamily to the Passive House energy standard, paying tenant utilities, charging as if energy efficient, sending a tiny fraction to the power company, and banking the rest.

Some developer-owners are building multifamily to the Passive House energy standard, paying tenant utilities, charging as if energy efficient, sending a tiny fraction to the power company, and banking the rest.

More is better, but go with whichever one you can make work.Nothing that requires too much rehab, because your budget will end up being way more than you expected, and you can do that on some future project.This will eliminate your living expenses because your tenants will be paying your mortgage, and it'll teach you how the real estate business works: finding and analyzing deals, screening and managing tenants, the business aspects of it like taxes and accounting, how to do small repairs, and lots of other stuff.The reasons you should move in (instead of having it as an investment property you don't live in) is because you can keep an eye on things, any problems that arise are not too far away, and especially: you can put a tiny down payment on the house if it's owner occupied.

My wife, Yvette, and I are new BP members located in Alpine, Utah.

@Justin Mast north of you on the coast a couple has converted an RV park to a tiny house and RV place - they of course have amenities but I think you could spin it for a more rustic or eco friendly experience.https://tinytranquility.com/Or next level...http://minam-lodge.com/about/lodge/

There are lots of duplexes around the city in that 100-150 price range that will allow you to live for free or maybe even cash flow a tiny bit.

It’s a multifamily property that includes a duplex, a tiny home and a mobile home all one 3 acre property.

They had a tiny sign, no website, and only accepted cash or checks every month in person.