The guidelines are clear that what counts as occupancy is the place you sleep the majority of the nights.

I personally almost became one of those guys, but I decided I wanted to sleep at night.

Turns out, I believe the Cleveland Heights code doesn't allow you to have "sleeping rooms" in the basement. 

Everyone here has provided some great advice and ultimately it's what would help you sleep at night.

But I never gave up, even with minimal sleep.

I have paid off $2 million loan in mortgages while there has been appreciation of properties as well I donot want to lose sleep when a few tenants leave or I have waterproofing or permit expense of commercial property of $30000 all of a sudden. 

The obvious difference is that your tenants pay for it. 15 years later we have a lot of debt and guess what, I sleep really well. 

It's about a dozen, identical one bedroom "modern" cabins that sleep 6.

His wife, a former public school teacher, would be sleeping off her morning wine consumption.

I sleep well.