Spenser, Keep It Simple...let the current owner provide you a tenant free property. 

So that means if you're living in it, you are not hacking for free, you're paying your fair share of the rent and some of your tenant's rent.   

Even if nightly rates didn't continue to rise over time, breaking even now would still be a free house in 30 years that I could sell and use for a retirement nest egg along with my 401k.

Preferably one that’s free or not too expensive.Thanks,Robert

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Hi folks-Looking for recommendations for services to receive online rent payments.

And then sell your current primary - take that money tax free to pay for college. 

If so, the best call would be to sell it to harvest the tax free gains.

We've been car-free for many years and want to avoid owning a car as long as possible!