We are cash flowing great, and continue to pour those profits back into our houses by replacing roofs, painting/siding, and improving the properties to make them more appealing and to get the Cap Ex taken care of. 

At that point, maybe you just use it as your residence and not rent it out at all.  

Congratulations on getting the primary residence paid off.

Re­al estate investing ne­eds careful planning and due dilige­nce.

Even the Residents-in is $400/day in downtown.

I have a reliable handyman who takes care of most of my repairs.

If you were purchasing this 4 unit as a primary residence you could likely use the rental income on the other 3 units as qualifying income.

It includes a primary residence, as well as a detached garage/storage area in the backyard that I am looking to convert into an ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit).

I take it positively that they care enough to worry about us, but it must be sad living with that much anxiety.

As an LA resident, I flipped houses in Cincinnati with a partner.