We have a similar, but different discussion going on with Pot.

In all my research, it seems like people just recommend benching/underpinning.

Does she smoke at all, is she a pot user?

Like Joey said, less turnover, less wear on the property (travel nurses are hardly home and when they are they're sleeping lol), less replacing towels and pots and pans when STR guests inevitably ruin them, and still good returns if you're in a market with demand for MTRs.

I'm not a bench player, and I'm definitely not in the crowd.Man, I'm buzzing with emotions right now and just had to let it out.

@Christopher DerrWhile you are not the "Don't have a pot to piss in" type that I specifically called out about worrying too much about initial asset protection strategies you are falling into that trap.If you have a 401k from a day job it is off limits based on ERISA rules.

assuming you don't make all your decisions based on money and thus allowing illegal people, pot growers, human traffickers, etc to have access to your properties, then this should be a no-brainer.

. , you stirred the pot on this one didn't you.  

The W2 may be a tough nut to crack, but I'm sure you'll find a way around that.Depending on how the bank decides to value your house (appraisal or bench appraisal), the LOC can take a few days or a few weeks.

Will you be able to kick more money into your investment pot in the next 10 years?