So more so ideal for renovating the property and converting its use to business purposed.Someone also mentioned a reverse mortgage - a good idea if you don't go the STR route and instead want to supplement your father with income by tapping into that equity.

House is a 1995 SFH and interior has generic condo feel...not a lot of architectural elements, except pitched open ceiling in living room.

Also firms and third party providers may interfere with the planning process.Regardless most people don't realize how much better off they could be because they don't have good guides to help the navigate the retirement land mines.An individual might have a lot of bond interest income supplemented by net rental income and find that 85% of their social security is taxable.

So I called my insurance company and for I think it was 10 dollars a month extra I get this supplemental full coverage on car rentals added to my insurance and now they can't charge me anymore.

I don't know that I'd currently risk my credit score for $750 a month, but maybe when I'm done with acquisitions or I move purely into commercial it'd be a fun little supplement, enough to buy and maintain a little hobby boat or plane.

@Barrett Applegate - I have seen investors write generic letters on every probate filed.

It's a good supplement to BP, books, etc in that networking locally is an important aspect of meeting the local players, forging potential partnerships, learning about opportunities, etc.  

Also, the names were missing from a small handful so I had to put in generic text before Vista would mail to those few.

Who for decades followed the rules as directed, put significant %'s of their income into the hand's of those exact stock's/fund's, to find they NEED to supplement these "returns" with active income JUST TO SURVIVE.     

Im not supporting or bashing the product you mentioned (I bought it myself) and I think its a great supplement to your marketing program.