Combined income over $3,000/month.

Combination of multi, sfr and commercial.

In addition to the actual costs of physically moving their household goods there is the need to once again save up for 1st, last, deposit(or combination thereof).

Would the combination of the two break the law?

All of our tenants, regardless of whether they are an aid to a government minister renting a furnished flat, or a single parent struggling on social assistance merit a clean, safe and functioning home.

Is it a functional triplex or a duplex with a band-aid 3rd unit?

I'm trying to determine whether to sell it & invest my third in an index fund or buying my siblings out & becoming a landlord .I running a 10 year model here.Approx value is $200KAnnual rent from both sides combined, brings in $15,200 net, annually after all expenses ( Ins/Property Tax/Maint/95% occupancy rate)Ok - here are the factors if I buy my siblings out:- Do I use cash?

I combine notes on the best ideas in each book so I have my own personal reference guide.

I think you're looking at a much smaller number, so it's hard to say what you need.Depending on your volume, these could be combined.

(See my reply to @Aaron Bassett above.)Building equity can be done from low-cost acquisitions where you can build in the equity through renovations/improvements, or from selecting the right markets and neighborhood/property combinations where growth leads to appreciation.If you want to "keep your day job", then reducing the work and headache on your first few investments might be the best ay to go for you.P.S.