Does anyone have a similar experience of living in the heart of a city but choosing to mostly invest in the urban sprawl outside?

What's your risk tolerance at this point, playing more aggressively or preservation?

I went through demos of all of those, pulled together our evaluation criteria, etc. and then ended up choosing Hospitable (which we've been thrilled with).Thanks, that makes much more sense and frankly, is a relief (I started wondering if I was missing something, lol.) 

Originally posted by @Zeak Hill:I started looking at this because 2 classes are offered in my area for a price tag of $1297 for both Performing and NPN or you could choose 1 class for $797.  

If choosing to sell the DADU, did you split the lot or is this wrapped into condo-izing the home and DADU? 

Embarking on a new strategy in real estate can be lucrative, but it would be up to your risk tolerance.

Choose that one and use it.

A Deflationary currency (which it certainly will be if population growth continues and no more coins are mined, and it is in fact the long-term "winner" in being widely adopted as the world's primary store of value) will not be tolerated by most. 

If only someone had written a book to help people like you.I prefer you spend some time educating yourself before jumping in, but that depends on how bad the PM is and how quickly you can educate yourself and take control.If you choose to terminate, read your PM Agreement carefully to see if there are any termination penalties.

You may have to do month-to-month leases.Regarding the basement, most cities really don't care if the homeowner chooses to live in the basement.