I feel like I got a good deal and this should be a money maker over time, especially considering the rising values in South Philly in the last 10 years or so.  

The tiny home can simply be the sleeping, bath and indoor cooking space with a sitting area for really bad weather.

I understand "Make-rent-ready costs are not deductible."

I will have to look a little further away, and I am considering the fact a property in Chicago would be a schlepp, whereas an apartment near to where I am in the town would be manageable myself (my wife is also a home maker and so she would prolly try it out before resorting to a PM).I like the math working out where if you have to go to a PM worse-case, the math still endures.  

Not sure when it was built,  but definitely before indoor bathrooms were the norm.  

From my reading and observation of real life, humans never eliminate emotion from our decisions and the best decision makers rely on both -- they have trained their emotions to process the more complicate parts of the deal (based on knowledge gained from past deals) and trained their minds to respect their seemingly non-logical emotional responses.Consider the title:  Millenials should be HAPPY..." 

It is taking on the job of match maker - connecting distressed sellers with investors, or buying wholesale and selling retail like any other job where someone buys a product for cheaper than they can sell it).

I think the debate should not be centered on timing the market but on working with the information we have now to anticipate what the market might do, and make rational decisions.

Have been using ozone generator for years, works like a charm, ends up being a money maker. 

Tenant left $450 in door mailbox with hand written letter and promise to pay remaining balance asap.