You may have to shorten your minimum stay a little, but if someone is getting you a steady stream of renter's it'll be worth it. 

I am following the same principals, buy in low, good neighbourhoods that are gentrifying that will cash flow and increase my income stream. 

Don't take my word for it, google "top multifamily markets 2023," and you'll find report after report talking about central Indiana's strong fundamentals.The gist is this: high population growth due to low cost of living and strong business environment is bringing in a steady stream of renters.

I waited for the live stream for him to speak on the topic.

It was intended as a second income stream as i had a brick and mortar shop downtown where i was full time for 13 years.

The reason being is that building ADUs can effectively turn your unit into a duplex and add more streams of income.

What's wrong with an additional stream of income?

The point is, you need to have a steady income stream, and relatively high (being a cashier at a supermarket isn't going to cut it), to qualify for a loan. 

As the years go down on STNL the cap rate tends to rise as the security of the cash flow stream goes down.

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