It is a super fascinating tool to leverage your cash flow.I can see how this could be really useful for someone who is nearing retirement age and wanting to live off cash flow and want more cash flow without tying up a bunch of cash into a new property.

Sorry for all the questions but looking to get into my 2nd rental very soon and rent by room has fascinated me but has left me with a lot of questions.

This is a great question with some fascinating responses! 

@John Sharpe Woah....it's fascinating to me how you put that...

And the fascinating thing to me about this topic is that I wouldn't say you're necessarily wrong, while many could make a good case that you are- again, no right or wrong, no one way to skin the cat.Isn't cash flow what you really want at the end of the day? 

Originally posted by @Jesse Mancuso:This post is offering a fascinating array of opinions.

Much like @Ryan Williams, my big "why" and BHAG revolves around financial freedom and helping other achieve financial freedom themselves.I am fascinated by travel and learning how other cultures, and other human beings choose to live their lives.

This last point makes sense but it's also fascinating, because buying in April will get you immediate cash flow, boosting returns, but buying in October will mean operating losses until the next season bookings start to come in -which I had to account for in the numbers.

The art of creative financing and real estate in general is fascinating and I am ready for the journey!

@Jay HinrichsSorry I’m relatively new to responding on these things but I’m truly fascinated by something you just said that I’ve noticed around my area -What happens usually when you start seeing fewer home owners and more renters in an area?