No, not buying another property with a ridiculously great cap rate -- Just Disneyland. 

@Terri WardWelcome to Disneyland for adults AKA Bigger Pockets.

I live in a neighborhood, I mean in the closest neighborhood to Disneyland, literally. 

Here is a very abbreviated version of my research on just one city, Anaheim(Disneyland is in Anaheim), and my assumptions(in parentheses).

I have found the best opportunities for cash flow are in higher maintenance rentals (student rentals and vacation rentals in orange county near disneyland).

For example, I know people who house hack near Anaheim, CA and market their property for guests visiting Disneyland or conventions.

Then understand what that goal looks like (your Disneyland)..

Thanks for the great read @Joe Kim I've talked to some clients about this in areas where it's allowed (I live near Disneyland, but Anaheim is off limit of course) but most of them weren't convinced.

There are loads more tools, and resources (it's like Disneyland for real estate.

Refinance it like primary home and lock a fantastic rate at 30 years.Then for the remainder of the year rent it as VRBO/AirbnbHere are the numbers:Current value $520KMortgage $350Kvariable rate 2.875%,  $1900/month mortgage payment currentlyRent $2300/monthHOA: $215/monthTaxes: $200/month3bed/3bath townhome in Orange, CA  Disneyland is 20 minutes drive away.