Doesn't make sense, but maybe the County thinks of it as semi-habitable...?

I'm a semi-experienced investor and a new member of BiggerPockets.

We use a flat beige on the wall, and a semi-gloss white or off white for the trim, kitchen and bathrooms.  

Its an awesome location for nurses to stay and its semi private.

Our goal is to have enough semi-passive income to be able to home school our son from first grade on if we decide to (2030).

My problem is instability at work for payment and I am in a semi small city (Traverse City, Michigan) where I am unsure of how much our place would rent for or if it would even rent due to the size of the city.  

I been in car sales since 2011, started working for my brother in his used car lot , then on 2016 to present day i became self employed, still in the car sales field, buy vehicles at dealer auctions(using a DL license) and put them up for sale in my brothers car lot , once i leave the car  they are in charged of advertising and selling the vehicle, i do small scale usually ill have 5-12 vehicles on the lot ,  dont make huge amounts of money but enough  to be self employed semi retired and live a life style that im in total control off.I been eyeing real state for sometime now  but in my situation don't know how that is even possible as being self  employed don't have proof of income, most of my money is tied up in my vehicles , so don't have too much liquid cash and dont want to get screwed getting a hard loan  or getting a loan from my brother, also the fact that in Az (PHX) home prices are still crazy high doesnt help.Like i mentioned before i know nothing of the real estate field but im assuming the process of selling a home takes a lot longer than selling a car .

I'm a self taught jazz piano player, and I have a semi-professional photography business in pet/people portraiture (people pay far more on their pets than they do themselves).

I would say Roofstock is a "semi-turnkey" model because it has a tenant in place and they even connect you with the recommended property managements in the area.

But an LLC is semi-worthless in a lot of cases....easy to pierce the veil.