If the landlord fails to give the required written notice, the tenant may remain in the dwelling unit for up to sixty (60) days after the date on which such required written notice is given to the tenant, regardless of the termination date specified in the existing rental agreement.

Also, it still remains that cash is king, and sellers are much more likely to accept a low-ball offer if there's no financing contingency hurdle.

There will be additional opportunity to develop the remaining 15 units.

The rents cover roughly 40% of everything on a monthly basis (P&I, insurance, utilities, property tax) and the remaining 60% is from me.

However, what is really interesting is that the land price remained the same… Investments in lad are much safer.Senator Copeland.

Typically, yield maintenance is calculated by taking the NPV of the remaining loan payments, but using the then current treasury rate as the discount rate.

@Blake Harris If you co-borrowed with someone that lived in KC that you knew would occupy within 60 days and then stay for one year following those 60 days, then you could achieve it, as they would satisfy the occupancy requirements, so if you wanted to do something like team up with someone that needed to house hack to drop their monthly expenses for a year in order to afford to save up for a purchase, that might be aligned goals.

For the time being, I'll remain patient and focus on loving the process and gaining knowledge so I'll be prepared when the opportunity comes. 

Low down payment, ability to earn great cash on cash returns and recycle the remaining money into future investments.

Then you can either transfer the remaining utility bill over to the new tenants so they pay any overage above the fixed cost (easiest) or charge the tenant an overage to compensate for any difference (makes more money but a little more work).Logan BoeschFreedom Solar Energy