@Bill Gulley - should we report this youngster?

Why not take a more serious approach and skip the wholesale guru junk and learn RE? Are

I have a 36' Travel trailer with a slide out that has a master bedroom with queen bed, a triple bunk room at the rear, full bath & kitchen, heat & air that sits most of the time.

hese things are always changing...and at some point we decided we needed to add a nice back porch to neaten up the rear elevation.

DSCR is new to me, I did some reading and am wondering if any of this is relaxed if you occupy the property (since I'd be living in the rear unit)?

Landlord runs out of courtroom crying, jumps in car, with tears in eyes blows thru stop sign because couldn't clearly see, cop sees and floors it to pursue and pull over but, in such a fit landlord threw on music as ear-bleed level to "just chill" so never hears the sirens, cop's thinking maybe it's a jail break, calls in backup, now there's a whole slew of cops in pursuit, chopper swoops in and it's on the news, now landlord sees a sea of lights in rear view mirror but it's too late, now it's live streaming and landlords boss sees and recognizes his star employees vehicle right away, and right as he was going to give a promotion.

Consider the rear view mirror is the best crystal ball, and the possiblity that becoming a student of history could be valuable to you as an investor. 

Working with that 4/0 aluminum wire was a big pain in the rear.

I think the beaureaus are recognizing that homeownership is at a 20-year low and most young people are renting...not just because of credit issues....a ton of the youngsters prefer to rent and stay mobile or they watched their parents go through foreclosure and want no part of homeownership.  

The condo developments are usually a converted rowhouse with an addition to the rear and sometimes vertically to yield 3-6 units.