Great question @Jonathan Bell I am in the process of shopping around for insurance as well.

A few years ago, I learned about the concept of passive income, something that is definitely NOT taught in school and it just rang a bell. I

You have to ask, is the juice worth the squeeze.  

It's a valid strategy if you have the discipline to follow through, you just have to decide if the juice is worth the squeeze.

Plus you can generate levered returns in real estate, further juicing your ROI. 

I guess that business went belly up in the recession.He's obviously a smart guy and I owe him a lot, but I wouldn't invest my life savings in any of his businesses!

FYI Here in Denver, we had a very reputable title company that had been in business for years suddenly go belly up because they were playing with the numbers.

Belly to belly, person to person.

All of my other units are on 1 year leases so this would be my first time and I am just looking to experiment with it and see if I can juice my returns.Landlords:1.)

However, when you drop leverage in to the equation,  your returns can be juiced to over 20 percent, plus equity pay down on the mortgage, plus any appreciation.Then it get's real interesting.