What kind of investments have you made/what leg of the investing journey are you on? 

What are the best areas to build a shipping container home, buy a multi family or buy a fixer upper home without breaking the bank but still be in a decent area?

I lived in a small town in WA and heard a sad story from the guy who owned the gas station in town - he was required to upgrade the underground tanks and it cost him an arm and a leg. 

Do the leg work and you'll find them. 

It’s a bit of a fixer upper, but in a great location. 

As you earn seniority you picking up extra legs to fly would provide more per hour of your time vs STR.

We bought a home 6 years ago to fix up. Life happened and now 6 years later, we need to do something about it. It's our primary residence. It's a 1972 ranch with a superb location with elevation and views of almost th...

Loan Balance $295,000Loan Maturity Date 11/1/2051Property Specifications:SFHBedrooms 4Bathrooms 3Square Feet 2316Year Built 2021Garage Size 2Schools Rating (scale 3-30, 30 is best) 18Lot size (sq ft) 7,631.0Purchase price: $330,000Market Value: $350,000Estimated Financial AssumptionsMonthlyYearlyRent (upper)*$2,350$28,200Rent (lower)*$2,250$27,000Property Taxes$425$5,100Insurance$200$2,400Repairs$65$780Property Management Monthly (%)0.00%Property Management Monthly ($)$75$900Leasing Fee$95.80$1,150HOA$146$1,752Vacancy Rate4.00%Total Fixed Expenses$1,096$13,150Total Expenses (Fixed + Mortgage)$2,620$31,437

Use the search feature (magnifying glass, upper right) and search for "tenant occupied property" or "tenant occupied rental" to find a ton of discussions.You need to know what you are doing.

I believe it still would be.Finding properties that meet the ADU requirements can be hard, as they occur more in the upper price points.