That along with unique design that stops the scroll.But from what you described, this property sounds like it would also work for STR guests that want to visit downtown but stay tucked away from the hustle and bustle.

Schools, president, social economic class, race, religion, privilege, geography, education, mom, dad, school lunch lady didn’t like me, the raiders got short end of stick on tuck rule………..I think at end of the day the effort is not there to better ourselves.

Is there anyone in this market that can give me idea of how much I should have tucked  away to make a deal like this happen?

It will give storage, extra sleeping capacity, and also can be tucked away by the press of a button.

It says that I should take the cost of the repair and divide it by how many years it will last and divide that number by 12 months to get the dollar amount that I should be tucking away every month for that expense.For Example: Let’s say it’s a $20,000 roof that will last 10 years. 20000 ÷ 10 ÷ 12 = 166This formula states that I should be setting aside $166 per month for this expense. 

We did change one plan and tucked the kitchen in so its only open on one bar side but put in a huge walk in pantry that pantry turns out really sells well..

This is just a little tuck in acquisition that gives you more volume, more workflow, more economies of scale.

That said, some friends of mine bought a murphy bed on Wayfair that becomes a desk when it is tucked away.

There's a little driveway that goes back quite aways into a lot of trees and its all tucked away.  

I understand the added risk with a 15 year fixed (always have an exit strategy) which I will have with cash reserve tucked away that will fund major repairs / emergencies if they come up.