The 15 year mortgage has the least cashflow but about 10K is being shed off the principal each year and I have a line of credit on it which I used to buy the one that is now paid off.The 30 year has very good cashflow and each year that loan becomes less and less significant each year because of inflation/appreciation. 

Make the ground around is "shedding " water away.

Coincidentally my bedroom window happened to be about 10 feet above and directly behind where I was lounging in the backyard, overlooking the yard (sometimes I even climbed into and out of my bedroom by getting on top of the storage shed).Apartment living just doesn't compare.

Add a shed on-site for storage?

For less than $500K I am getting the following 2 Houses--3/2 mobile home - my family home -- 4/2 Metal home - Airbnb 1: similar properties average $6K/month.            2 separate garages ( one is ready to convert to extra master - has windows, insulation, and ready for paint)1 Shop - 1,200 sq ft metal building with electric, plumbing, and water -1 Shed with toilet - wellness spa ( I am licensed esthetician/massage therapy)3 - 600 sq. ft. 

In this blog post, we'll delve into the intricacies of property management to shed light on whether the size of a property is the sole determinant of its hefty price tag.

Anyone experienced in that area that can shed some light?

30 years ago we used to get a couple of decent snows a year but in the last 10 years I'd guess at least 6 or 7 of them I never even took my snow shovel out of the shed.

I know, you're not shedding tears for Paris Hilton and her pals, but owners that are currently cashing in on airbnb are already feeling their wrath. 

One of those baseline requirements is as follows (I feel like this has come up a lot in the last week, both here and in my IRL practice):So it's unlikely going to be one of those A+ paper jumbo lenders that compete on rate, until/unless you get that property fully rezoned/permitted/etc as a triplex OR remove that third unit (eg, turn it into a work shop, rumpus room, garage, shed, etc... things that you can't bake a cake in or permanently live in).