My question is does travel time and sleep time count toward material participationI’m aiming to qualify for the 500 hours of material participation.

My lawyer advise I claim it owner occupied and to sleep there once a week and give them thirty days. 

However higher cash flow is allows you to sleep well at night because your not stressed about you daily expenses. 

I have a property that is a 2/1 and can comfortably sleep 4, but because of city guidelines I can only advertise a 3 Max Occ.

It’s a little more higher end, but is great for allowing more sleeping capacity and extra cabinetry space.

If the goal is psychological because you have too much debt to sleep well at night then sell some properties and use the proceeds to pay off the debt on your remaining properties; or better still obtain the services of either a psychologist who can get you over your uneasiness or seek out a financial advisor who can convince you of the difference  between consumer debt “ bad” and investment/business debt “good”. 

I would also find a way to sleep at least 2 people (if not 4) using convertible sofas and/or murphy beds. 

I am currently thinking about sleeping in the detached garage & converting it to a live-able space or sleeping in an office space converted to a bedroom on the first floor.

She's absolutely frantic because while she was in bed sleeping, the ceiling in her apartment somehow, for no reason whatsoever, fell down on her!

I was sleeping pretty well that night, because I was sick with a fever.