Keep grinding and getting deals for real BRRRs or flips knowing your area and you will still make money.

Also furnished and staged the place for short term renting and inserted cork underneath the carpet of the top unit to limit noise of stomping etc.

That way, you can continue the day to day grind without skipping a beat.

Originally posted by @J Scott:I try to separate the emotional ramblings and noise from facts.

Don't celebrate too soon, if you read the article it's not all warm and fuzzy saying the Dollar is back, in fact it points to the Fed being irresponsible and closes the article by saying:"As the year grinds to a halt, it sounds like Captain America could really use some Super Friends."

If she stays...) but merely as a "not-horrible" tenant.I won't go into too much detail but I truly am on the fence about this tenant as sometimes, she makes ridiculous demands (Ex: "please swap out my perfectly good bathroom tub for a deeper, more luxurious tub at your expense simply because I want it")She also seems to be oblivious to the fact that she is the tenant in the building that creates the most risk for us, brings the most visitors to the building (with all the slip&fall risk they bring), creates the most noise in the building, uses the most water & sewer (which WE pay for) while paying the least in rent.

The intent is for cash flow so I can be released (even partially) from my 9-5 grind.

You'll make a lot more money likely fixing teeth than grinding teeth selling real estate I think.   

The day to day grind is less fun than the hustle of building the thing up. 

She has a boyfriend who comes over every day with his small dog and I haven't said anything about that.My concerns are primarily about my hardwood floors and the noise disturbance with barking and other large dog related issues for my airbnb guests downstairs - that could cost me in ratings and then bookings.