Yeah at the time I was a foreman on a construction crew for a local contractor/my beat friend and mentor, so I had a truck full of all the tools, access to leftover materiels needed as well as a significant amount of experience so yes I personally added a second bathroom and as far as the 5th bedroom goes, it was just a matter of putting a door on the "living room".

What has been the experience of the "Millennial" and those coming there after? 

My experience has taught me that it is just a human nature to seek the most benefit for them at any cost, even if it means harming someone who facilitates profitable transaction serving their interests.

With my limited experience explained, here's the situation.I have ear marked a good amount to start real estate investing.

And then of course, I'll be able to enjoy the benefits of the voucher payment from the Housing Authority. 

I have some experience doing mid-term rentals.

.- Use a good attorney for the paperwork that has experience with seller financing transactions.- Do your due diligence: you want to make sure the property isn't full of problem tenants or code violations, and the seller is just using the financing to dump their property and problems onto you.Hope that helps!

I enjoy providing property management and real estate information

So, use HML as your guide to property value if you lack experience or are located far away/out of state and can't do comps on your own. 

@Brett Riemensnider I have always used A-1 Rolloff in Minneapolis and St Paul and have had a great experience.