Many of my Sect 8 tenants work hard at 2 jobs to support their households. 

Yesterday my job was eliminated, so my main source of income is gone, however, I have $1,425/mo coming in from a condo that's paid off.

I have a day job .

For individuals navigating the demands of a w2 job and grappling with substantial tax obligations, exploring the potential of short-term rentals unveils a compelling avenue to mitigate tax burdens.

Other than a couple of years when I took a job out of state (but kept the house), I've been in my current home for 30 years so I am totally sympathetic to your plight.

i'll add - depends on your mindset.everyone coming on BP wants to start getting "cash flow" in week 2 of whatever they're investing in - LTR, STR, syndication - and quit their job in year 2.but i believe that real estate is long term. 

Pick up a side “gig” to make extra money above and beyond your income…don’t let pride get in the way (I did when I was your age; new car, nice clothes, one job because I “went to school” to work one job; BS).

This unique positioning drives consistent job growth and attracts a steady influx of residents, bolstering demand for rental properties.

The turnkey company did their job.

Great job!