I want to be able to have multiple family members own the property, but what I want to avoid is a partial owner trying to force the sale at market value without unanimous agreement from shareholders.

You will get maximum savings by taking them all out and having a good guy do them all.There are four brands of forced-air furnaces that are worth installing in rentals: Bryant/Carrier and Trane/American Standard.

Then find out the drug task force or drug unit.

It seems to me that I can challenge the lender advising that I’m not obligated to honor their demand, and to force me to do so would empower me to file a formal complaint with the state Attorney Generals Office.

Ultimately it’s either forced or passive appreciation which is going to build your net-worth and that’s why I’ll be buying the rest of my properties here in our back yard.

Except now she is sending threats to the PM again, saying we can't force them to leave. 

For example, if you are sued and the property is in your name, you will be personally liable and could be forced to pay claims with personal funds/assets. 

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!

Being an introvert is not a matter of not knowing enough but a matter of confidence and forceful articulation.As a mentor on the back pocket of the introvert, it's basically like two people engaging others, a deal, a conversation, etc.That increase in confidence and subsequently conviction helps the introvert to succeed and slowly gain more individual confidence through practical experiences.It has worked for me and I am now paying it forward by mentoring and helping others

He has a degree too".Go for an MBA if you have the desire to learn what they offer, but don't look at it as "forced appreciation".Maybe it's time to relocate and interview for a bigger and better job.You also mentioned to get your real estate license.