Most building codes by nature will not approve a home that small, most have minimum square foot requirements.

., it's always difficult to answer questions of such general nature.

And absolutely use an architect on any project that is large in nature. 1) Asking for references is the typical way of vetting a Contractor, but think about it...is a Contr. ever going to give you a bad reference?

At same time there operations costs are also expanding due to wage inflation naturally fallowing the "everything inflation" so yeah....

It sounds like most of your issues were insurance-related, which indicates this is a risky market based on natural disasters or something.

Who’s Disqualifiedyouyour spouseyour parents and/or your adoptive parentsyour natural grandparentsyour natural children and/or your adopted childrenyour stepchildrenThe spouse of your natural childrenyour grandchildrenAny fiduciaryAny people providing services to your IRA

The only management cost I have is my own time, which outside of natural disasters is 1-2 hours/week at best.

Others meet at events, RE meetups, or even through social media—whatever feels most natural.3️⃣ Vetting: Vetting is crucial.

We would never extend a lease to a resident misbehaving like that.I'd encourage you to tighten up your procedures and, following your lease, get this resident out at the soonest possible time.

When you finish setting up your business profile and have your forums signature set up, you can focus on answering user questions, which will naturally lead to connections and business.