I started with the tenants paying half of their heat usage. 

After about 8 months, I wanted some extra income so I rented out half of my room to my 68 year-old co worker, and separated the room with a curtain....Here is a photo: If I were to go back, I would NOT have done this, but it was a good learning experience.

They’re a large PM company, operating in about half of the U.S. states, but lately, the local turnover has become a real problem.

Just wanted to see what the easiest way to finish paying it off was.Well, you’re in a good position to be in.  

You can typically borrow half of your 401k balance as a loan as long as you are working for that company still. 

Maybe look into properties that have 3 or 4 bedrooms with 1.5 baths and the potential to convert the half bath to a full bathroom. 

Mid construction loans are a headache and a half, its not going to be cheap.

We are talking 10 days on market and multiple offers above 10% of the asking price atleast and even then you will be lucky to get something half decent.

It must be a minimum of 7 feet by 9 feet in size, and at least half of the room should have a ceiling height of 7 feet.2.

It's not feasible and the easiest for most people.