Often times, I will do that for free especially if I'm going to be nearby, but if they do it more than once in a short period, I will charge a fee and they aren't surprised by that either.

I'ts buying a multi family property as owner occupant and getting rent on the remaining units.It's lower down payment since you are owner occupant and lower rates too.Easy way to get started.Feel free to PM me with any questions.

I did lay out a general approach to asset protection in one of my more recent articles, so feel free to refer to that.

Feel free to reach out if you have questions about specific neighborhoods.

Feel free to DM if you'd like some resources on the subject.

I did most of the work other than appliances ect it’s very small 400 square feet total so it’s like a little studio with big glass sliding doors to a patio.Turns out someone called zoning and long story short I was told I can’t do an ADU.

Totally random.

Let’s use fictitious $100k property (we will ignore closing costs for this example) that goes up 10% total (this is less than 5% annual due to compounding) in 2 years.  

It would be nice to get rid of the $200 a month charge but at the end the numbers don't change much on total spent.

@Robb AlmyHere is what struck me“In total, 224 investors who own short-term or long-term single-family, condo, or townhome rental properties completed the survey.