Plus, your able to track every time someone opens and closes the door.

Hey @Chelsey Coleman, well it sounds like you could do it that way.I would first start with locks on all the interior doors where you don't want the room occupant to go.

Spend your money on built in bunk beds, a garage conversion to make it a 4 bed (we find 4 beds perform much better than 3 beds), and your entertainment spaces (living room, game room and backyard). 

The garage is full , closets are full. 

No one really knows what goes on behind closed doors as they say.

If they mention how nice it is that you’re living next door, maybe just say, yes, but sometimes I rent it for a few months when I’m out of town.

We know there are multiple venues to get the leads, some very costly others not, some demanding tremendous effort (like going door by door, driving for dollars , or making thousands of cold calls etc.) , others not so much (mass mailings, for instance).

@Jason Weber so she's managing 50 doors?

Oh yeah, back to house 2 real quick, i added a 2nd bathroom and since all the rooms had door ways meaning it wasnt an open concept floor plan, i was able to add a 5th bedroom. i than started renting out every bedroom in that house while mainting one as my own.

The garage?