I have done demo work,  flooring installations, tiling, drywall finish, using miter and table saw to cut and install baeboards and window sills and building picture frames with scraps, .I built a bar cabinet, an island cabinet around a center island stove, I have ran packer machines that compact the dirt in a foundation before the concrete is poured.Of course painting and sanding and varnishing...replacing electrical plugs and receptacles, hanging light fixturees, replaced plumbing pvc, used all sorts of power tools and saws and LIKED IT!...

I don't have a good enough debt to income ratio or spare cash for a down payment to actually buy the house if the loan is called due.

But perhaps if I have the spare time after getting more hands-on investment experience, I'll look into maybe developing some neural network models to solve some problems.

It's probably something that you would have had to replace within 1-3 years, or atleast until the next turnover, so you just addressed it early and spared the trouble down the road.

However, due to tenant damage by dropping things on it and grout lines that get so dirty that it has to be professionally (very expensive) cleaned, I now only use it sparingly, usually in bathrooms and kitchens.4. 

I found BP when doing research on Reddit regarding renting out my spare bedrooms, and I am so glad I did, because I know my goals are not crazy, and now I have proof! 

If I can repair it, which I usually can, it is held as a spare.

I will summarize one for your entertainment and spare you the read. 

I offered for him to stay in one of my spare bedrooms for a small monthly rent and he accepted.

I'll spare the details but almost all of my Section 8 renters were capable of working.