My experience is mainly in multifamily properties as well as commercial investment properties, but I'm not feeling like it makes sense to value this portfolio like I would a single 104 unit property. 

But mainly to contribute towards my first property principle to break even when I rent it out. 

I'm new to real estate investing and my main purpose for getting involve is having a cash flowing stream of income that will eventually replace my current 9-5.

My feeling on it is if you own the property, do what you want but there are complaints about the smell, there are multiple tents set up + the illegal component of making the wax too.   

My name is Nicholas Monge, originally from Brunswick, Maine.

I am currently working on a property that has sloped floors on both the main floor and basement.

The main reason is that when I run numbers, multi-family homes come far better than single family homes. 

At, the moment the main way I see being about to do this is with buy-and-hold rentals.Sorry for my post being so long, but if you read the whole thing I thank you.

We would mainly rent it out during peak seasons and then use it as a vacation home for myself.

I'm assuming that the land will hold no value since it's already captured in the main house on the property.