Habitable spaces, hallways, corridors, bathrooms, and toilet rooms must have a minimum clear ceiling height of 7 feet (2134 mm).Exceptions:1.

Though I don't think the other posters meant any harm, it does show that you are willing to 'go to war' when provoked.

Please make sure you have your full Certificate of Occupancy and Certificate of Habitability.

Over time the being careful what you spend, and doing things in ways that produce income become habit. 

Well I had that bad habit as well.

Years from now when you are ready to retire on a huge pile of money, that 75k will be a distant memory:)       It seems to me if you work at this business hard and long enough, you're going to lose some money along the way....just don't make it a habit.:)        Keep doing what you're doing if its working....just make small corections as you go to fine tune your program for you.

I don't think it's unreasonable to have someone visit for a few days - an extra car (motorcycle) parked in the area isn't going to do anyone any harm. 

The property needs some renovation (new floor coverings, kitchen, bathrooms, etc) but it is completely habitable from day one. 

I would not assume that on BP, which is why I said small multifamily.In my experience, the working definition for commercial vs residential when considering properties that are exclusively for habitation is at 5 units (which is how my broker defines it), but that doesn't mean it might not be defined differently elsewhere.  

Meaning I don't care at all how someone else spends their money as long as it doesn't generally harm me or the greater good.