I can see the lack of regulation that allows a jurisdiction to forbid ADUs on RE with a quad to duplex could easily be changed and that any RE zoned SFR to quad would be able to add an ADU unit.Good luck

Then, once you've got a home established, you could easily recycle your benefit and get another 3-5 bedroom home and do it again. 

This seems almost certain to drive prices up which would lead to an outcry of the public to get more money, which the fed and government has already shown willing to do, which could easily start a cycle of printing more and more worthless money to keep up with rising cost of goods.

Each unit can easily be turned from a 2 bedroom, 3 bath to a 3 bedroom 3 bath simply by adding a door and a closet to the basement.

The downside would be releasing a record low interest rate and fixed financing that is easily paid off over the life of the loan.Any additional options would be welcomed as well and thoughts are greatly appreciated!!!

Quote from @Britney Jackson: Has anyone received a check that came to them because their landlord didn’t participate in the program if so what kind of envelope did it comeIn does it say bill.com Yes, previously (11/21); It did come in a simple 'white' envelope with bill.com (easily mistakenly for junk mail).

You can easily mess with their Zestimate.

What you do need is a good work ethic, a tolerance for risk, some inner drive and lots of tenacity and resolve.The stories of one change in regulation and "poof you're done for" can easily be avoided with a single clause in your master lease.

regardless of what you do, you'll definitely want to look into what your options are for thoroughly vetting these tenants (a bad tenant can easily ruin a good property).The more info you provide to the forums, the higher quality feedback you'll receive.Good luck!

But after all that I will see my ROI in about 3-4 years.I am in the process of working to get the property fixed up and up to market rents right now we are at about a 60% occupancy, and I know I can get this to 90% very easily with a bit of TLC.