I learned the hard way and had to go back and recreate 3 years of books when the digital world failed me.

recreation and well being have value.

I am not a genius, so I would rather replicate than attempt to re-create the wheel.

I've even recreated the property calculators on Excel to help analyze deals currently on the market.

I have to agree with @Travis Watts that if you like what you do and the increased hours are manageable with other aspects of your life (family, recreation etc) then absolutely go for it. 

The residence can be a house, condominium, shares in a cooperative housing corporation, a townhouse, boat, mobile home, or recreational vehicle, but it must be used as your primary residence.

We have a great parks and recreation district, a historic downtown, great restaurants, shopping, our fire department is professional and very well equipped, our Sheriff's department is extremely well trained and staffed, we have hardly any crime.

Depending on how long you intend to hold it for you could lease it to some casual recreational businesses like paintballing, atv clubs, or maybe even camping.

The entire hotel & recreation industry is being flipped on its head because of innovative companies like Airbnb, VRBO, etc.

No need to recreate the wheel or pay a lawyer.