@Andrey Y.The key on my side has been to combine the podcasts and audio books with tasks that need to be done or would otherwise be dead time. 

Most likely, without a huge rehab, you'd have an SRO, single room occupancy as studios.

i didn't listen to them at first, I had trouble getting the audio to work through Itunes on my computer for some reason.

Right now I have  about 50 books and audio books that I have been going through ( not all at the same time of course, lol).

My team uses Landlord Studio which is a solid comprehensive solution for managing multiple doors, bookkeeping, listing units, generating reports, etc. but also has a monthly subscription fee plus an additional fee per rent transaction.

I have listened to a ton of Grant Cardone and listened to a few audio books and am reading books.

Mistakes suck and if possible learn from someones else's mistakes.In addition to Lonnie's books you can check out the 2012 BP summit audio download.

House is 100% livable, does not affect use of kitchen, bathroom, or bed (although it did occur in bedroom - it's kind of like a big studio apartment).

Hi there,I am looking for a building in Brooklyn to buy so I can use one unit to live in and the others to rent out.This is what I found today:- Purchase Price: $1,350,000- Units: 7 (5 two bedrooms / 2 Studios)- Rental Gross Income: $94,500- Expenses (inc. taxes, mortgage, insurance, $5k/yr for repairs and utilities): $31,000Others:- It is close to the subway and a beautiful park- The area projected to go up in value- Units rent <$1,000 per unit, which for New York is really low so I imagine I could increase the rent in the futureWhat do you think?

I'm wanting to convert it to a studio apartment to make some extra cash, but I'm not sure about the legality of it.