At this point, we know it's closer to a 'when' than an 'if' in terms of those appliances failing.

We have quite a few traveling medical personnel.By sharing rooms in our house we generate at least as much if not more than an additional sfr would and it helps with the expenses of having a large home with just my wife and I living there now.When we need or want to travel or be gone, we just block dates and go do our thing.

Maybe Surrey central.I know biggerpockets stresses to buy for cashflow however, I feel having a couple hundred bucks of cashflow is a defensive move, rather than an offensive move.

The entire process, start to finish, is probably taking less than an hour per applicant.

The property will have a pool, but I fear it'll always be less attractive than an in-ground pool to the point that I'd have high vacancy or be forced to lower my nightly rate.3. $20k total: Build out the backyard with a jacuzzi/bar/tiki area.4. $0 additional: Continue living here as a house hack and invest my money in other real-estate ventures, whether Airbnb or long-term rental.Thank you all for your insight!

I would argue that taking one year of law school to get the 1L crash course education and then dropping out would be more useful from a "skills" standpoint than an MBA.

With everything considered, would a general MBA or lets say an MBA specific to human resources (its a people business) be better than an MBA in real estate?

It’s exhausting.

I've heard this Affadavit would be much less expensive and faster than an ancillary probate.

I personally would rather have a government deposit each month than an A class renter even, but that is me.