However, we're at around 900 sqft and include all utilities and have been charging closer to the studio average for the area (I now realize looking at those numbers). 

I plan on adding a bathroom, carpet and a door in the basement to make a studio bedroom/ flex space and another full bathroom.

My current gross income is about $70k per year.I decided after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad....I know it gets mentioned a lot around here...lolI knew I needed to take control of my finances.So After listening to all 109 pod casts, some several times, and reading/listening to audio books I decided to start a Real Estate investment Co.I like the idea of passive income from a buy and hold strategy.I have $25k in cash from a HELOC and about $10k in credit cards that are all paid off.My goal is to be able to stop driving in 10 years and manage my properties.My immediate goal for this year is to purchase my first multi family and have it rented by years end.I really like the Charlotte NC area since you can get so much more for your money.I currently live 30 miles NE of Philadelphia Pa and prices are a bit high around here.Brandon has said several times that you should be able to find something affordable within a two hour drive from any market.I guess what I am looking for is some feed back, as to, weather or not my 10 year goal is to lofty, and also, what should my next move be?

Hi Everyone,I am currently saving with the mind frame of doing a flip to finance a buy and hold and pay off my debt and then continue on with flips and buy and holds after my debt is paid.But..In a recent personal finance audio book I have been listening to (The total money makeover) it is suggested that the first step is to get out of debt.

The only business activity we allow in our rental units are home based businesses that only use a home office/studio and have no client activity in the home.

I have a background in Audio Engineering and Music Production, plus day jobs with benefits.

It looked to be a converted store of some kind, with 2 single unit studios sharing a common wall.

Walk like you’re one of those big honking TV studio camera operators: slow, steady, and intentional and the rest will fall into place. 

Live/work in Studio City but willing to drive to make something happen. 

of The Micro House Ideas Competition along with the Denver Architectural League, Roth+Sheppard Architects, studio 2b, hobbs:design and Zeppelin Development.