**Note: Newly constructed improvements that feature recycled materials and/or components can be considered new dwellings provided that the dwelling is placed on a 100% new foundation and the recycled materials and the recycled components have been rehabilitated/re-manufactured into like-new condition.

You can really accelerate your savings when you apply that cash flow recycling mentality.I started off house-hacking by accident, before I ever knew what it was. 

I tried creating logos from many different artists and no matter what I paid almost every one was blatantly plagiarized from a preexisting logo or they used a "logo generator" to give me the content.Plus, they frequently recycle logos.

When we moved up we moved into an ex barn that had been used to house milk cows but had been converted to have a kitchen area and a toilet.

If that doesn't fly you could always suggest to the owners that they milk the place rental wise and when they die let it go to a tax sale.

Best way to recycle cash quickly.

(I think of the environment when it comes to mining, production, and recycling, also cost.)

It's kind of like recycling.

I also think the ten conforming loans could be recycled over time to build a greater that a ten property portfolio without ever going commercial scale. egBuy 10 x $100k propertiesOver time save rental income and cash out refi enough from the group to pay off one loan = One free and clear property with cash flow.Buy a new $200k property to fill the slot and repeat each time upgrading the property and loan size as income allows.Many years later you could have ten $500k properties (if they exist) still on loans and a bunch of other paid off properties accumulated along the way.

That'll differentiate you from the group of "Well, its nice, lets see if it appraises" or "Lets renegotiate after a poor inspection", and make the sellers feel like they might be able to milk you for more later on.