Dave Ramsey says “you can put your money in a fruit jar and come out better” when compared to Social Insecurity.

Underground wells and aquifers don’t have state boundaries, so these deep water wells stand to harm communities in neighboring states, along with Mexico, and all so that you can get the same fruits and vegetables year-round in the grocery store.

The attic space was lived in by the prior owners years ago, and finishing this conversion seems to be the easiest (DIY) and lowest hanging fruit to me, but I'm not sure.Thanks! 

I don’t think the local city wants to see that, and they will either crack down on airbnbs or have more restrictions for investors like what Canada is doing.If you have a lot of money, park your money in real estate is always a great choice never all eggs in one basket though.If you don’t have tons of capital, only jump in to a deal with cash flow so it can weather you through any correction that may happen, nobody knows.Don’t time the market but need to pick the right market for you first.

Eggs all in one basket risks the reality of possibly needing some of those assets at a time their worth may be depressed.  

That volume and scale finds the low hanging fruit before you can.

But I have 1 rental that's currently vacant and I just listed for sale as well as available for lease and getting bites on both ends but have not set the hook on either yet. 2/2 towhhome with yard, 2 carport and corner lotI have $50-60k I'm looking to create another Passive income basket.

They are buying a dream, a life they envision for themselves.Our stager does furniture, wall art, throw pillows and blankets, even baskets with towels in the bathrooms.  

The lowest hanging fruit is likely your ability to approach a seller that needs a new HVAC and replace it at cost, then you would be reimbursed at close of escrow for the effort but you would also secure the listing.

@Mason Weissthat's a lot of eggs in one basket though - that's every penny of the 400K.