Unless, you wanna play Santa Claus and give your place away.I get your point but as a novice landlord I figured anytime an unusual rental increase occurs it's always going to ruffle some feathers.

As a complete novice to real estate investing and because I was looking for a side hustle, I'm thinking of a buy and hold for cash flow as my first investment. 

Not for the novice investor or faint of heart.

However, most novice investors on this site won't have operating efficiencies that you realize, thus it's more appropriate to advertise a 30-40% opex factor so they have a more realistic assessment of cash flow. 

Sorry if this is confusing, I tried to be as clear as possible, but being such a novice in the business I'm sure It may be a confusing read.

I was given estimates of $450 - $750 per sq ft to build the ADU  From my very novice assessment, my ADU only makes sense for a long term investment for my high rent neighborhood. 

I am a novice but maybe it is as easy as simply reading the meters ourselves and allocating the bill based on usage, but I am not sure if it is more complex than this.

Hi Everyone,BP newbie and REI novice here with a simple question that I'm sure most can relate to. 

Finally I am a novice and just looking for more information to be better educated to make the best choice for my investment.

Also, to REALLY reveal my novice stature, it seems the BRRRR method employs using ones own cash out the gate, not a loan, correct?