I find that investing in Real Estate allows my creative side to emerge, especially when structuring a contract or finding valuable resources for financing real estate properties.Currently, I am purchasing as much real estate as possible in this (historically) saturated real estate market.

And if the property you purchase is depreciable, you may end up sheltering additional income too.

Any other valuable insights are welcome.

I imagine that the length increases by some amount, but I doubt it would be a full year since many tenants feel fine riding out a month-to-month lease until they decide to leave.Do the downsides (forfeit of owner ability to increase rents after the year and potential to get stuck with a trouble tenant constantly calling for minor repairs) compensate for whatever this additional length of stay is?

Additionally, we are not asking the limited partner to have a "job", that's the beauty of it.

Additionally, you'll also need to confirm the rents.  

There is work that needs done on the property, so we'd have to be creative with where we pulled additional money from.

I know that's the case around here, additionally rental demand for SFDs are higher than multis which can result in better tenant pools.

Stairs are additional.

Also, had a wholesaler tell me when I first started that he would buy a home and sell it to just make an additional 5-7k on it.