My top interest in investments right now are multifamily, Single family, Mobile Home Parks and Self-Storage.

Build storage for units or a new storage facility.Use it as a park, pool, recreational area for your tenants.

@Chris M.Is self storage an option for your land?

You may also be able to bring in a bit of extra income from the basement, check out Neighbor, which bills itself as the Airbnb of storage. 

Hey guys, I’m new to Bigger Pockets and would love to connect with storage unit operators in the Cincinnati area.

I am writing a BP book on self-storage, and many of the paths to success for storage are the same as you could travel down to work your way up in MF.

So far I have thought about starting out with everything from single family units, 2-4 family units, mobile homes, and storage units.As far as questions, how did you go about finding your REI niche?

The home has an attached mother in law 1 bedroom apartment with a separate entrance, heating, cooling storage and laundry room.

WA state has specific statutes on how to deal with a deceased tenant situation,  which are mostly reasonable though reading through this of course there is a lot of paper trail and accounting involved, and potentially storage of a lot of materials for an extended time period.   

Rent right now = $1350 + $50 storage unit in back = $1400IF we were renting our side out for the same thing then it would cash flow at 8% (or $406)If we move out thought we'll rent our side for $1400 (which @Tyler Gibson has now convinced me we can do :) ), with the storage unit that's $1450/month * 2 = $2900/month which is about 10% when we factor our renovation costs and all.