The last couple months I've just been reading real estate books, listening to podcasts, and just educating myself in my spare time.

As a physician all the ones I work with simply do not have a lot of spare time in their lives so they need something that GOES.

He rented the three other units, a spare bedroom in his apartment, and he even rented out his primary bedroom as an AirBnB and slept on the couch to maximize his return.

Put the roof on in my spare time and sold it for $75,000.

The "issue" I'm having as of late is that I've automated a decent amount of the work processes here, which leaves me with a lot, and I mean a lot, of spare time on a weekly basis.

I'm planning on getting a FHA loan, by the way.Is there anyone out there who has been in the same boat and has some wisdom to spare?

I am also a numbers man, I analyze all the manhour data for each aircraft type and and figure out the most efficient way to run the project, and in my spare time I do Taxes during the season. 

Can you spare the money in the case of a total loss?

Digging out & fix: Call your utilities providers to make sure you're not going to hit power/gas/water/sewer lines, then dig it out in your spare time.

FYI the property has a 2BD/1BA (with a spare room that could be an awkward 3rd bedroom) down and a 1BD/1BA up laundry in downstairs only, both kitchens are functional but could use a slight upgrade and carpet needs replaced/wood floors need touched up.