I have stated perhaps hundreds of times in these forums that this city is unusual, not what most people expect, broken up by geography and history to a greater degree than many others.

You don’t need a third “job” dealing with tenants, leaky sinks, broken down washing machines, etc.

I'm mainly thinking about multi-family property (like a duplex or a triplex) but I don't know if others had broken their entry barrier in a different route.

I'm talking about a broken screen. 

The garage is currently provided to them as a convenience to store their items and the previous owner believes the lock was broken on purpose.It just so happens that their lease ends in a little over 30 days and my original thought after getting through their files was NOT to renew their lease and ask them to vacate at the end of the lease as I wouldn’t want to have to deal with similar issues.

It's creating a job for yourself, not creating wealth.My STR's have broken even during COVID, but I invest in drivable vacation rental markets only.

It is a very beaten down house that has been pretty vandalized (copper wiring stripped, holes in walls, dirty, windows broken, etc.).

Can someone please explain to me if this calculator is broken, or am I too new to real-estate.

I ended up having to pay the plumber anyways because the problem was the pipe had already been broken and hobbled back together several times before I touched it.

You need to secure that person to that property though via contract or something, because within the spirit of the requirements, the moment they want to move out before the year is up, occupancy is broken, and they still are participating as an owner at that point.