if you go slow and steady you could avoid paying crazy hard money fees...food for thought

Furthermore, any redistribution at all goes from the poor to the rich in China.

I often refer to Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad, Poor Dad book as "taking the red pill" because just like Neo in The Matrix, the world never looked the same after that!

On one list label all the necessaries, utilities, rent, fuel, food, phone bill etc.

. $24,000-36,000/year.Expenses (assumptions): $40/clean-up (have no clue), utilities $50/month (have no clue), internet and netflix $80/month, land rental $500/month, Airbnb fee 3%, food and beverage supply $5/booking (too much?).

Around 2 or 3 years ago I read Rich Dad Poor Dad.

And lord knows we could use good wholesalers that don't try to get rich off one deal. 

The food waste from the restaurant is proudly advertised as being used for compost.  

By itself, the $10k improved equity (on top of your own deposit) is NOT enough for you to be able to get your deposit back from your Lender by refinancing it later.Meantime, it looks like it should cash flow nicely, even though it's not getting you rich QUICKLY.All the best.

Cozy.co and rentec.com both offer free versions.There are more feature rich options which cost more.