Those all probably have a higher ROI for you.If you really want to get to financial freedom, keep building your passive income streams. 

It's like a bad movie filled with conspiracy and ofcourse the code enforcement keeps it to a minimum which is just enough to keep me screwed over but not enough for a red flag.

It's a duplex that I'll be house hacking.Outside of real estate, I enjoy almost ANYTHING outdoors, when indoors I love movies and board games, I'm dedicated to my volunteer ministry, and I've become fluent in Russian (learning Ukrainian).I also run my own SEO, marketing and web design agency, which I am PASSIONATE about! 

If you're seeking a reliable income stream, consider checking out Cleveland OH.

If there are some listings in your area, getting a steady stream of people, great!

The city's diverse economy, favorable tax environment, and high quality of life attract a steady stream of new residents, ensuring robust rental income and long-term growth potential.

I have a presence on youtube as well where I am learning how to make movies.

I am looking at a constructing a single family that would extend into the floodway (not Floodzone) of a studied stream.

This provides a steady income stream with minimal risk.Appreciation Potential-The property has appreciated significantly since purchase, and you could continue to benefit from further appreciation in the future.Minimal Hassle-You're already familiar with the property, and since it's paid off, you don't have mortgage payments or associated risks.Cons:Limited Portfolio Growth-Keeping the property means your investment portfolio remains concentrated in one property.

We bought our first property in the Smokies in 2005 and now currently own 5 and manage about 30.We now have a lifetime income stream from the 5 properties, with modest mortgages on just two of them.