File a Small Claims Suit against tenants for back rent. 

We have one near us that is basically a 1/2 way house BUT he gets $845/month/unit or $40/night, I'm sure there's a couple of by the hour suites as well, (a friend does his books).

So it then comes down to what type of entity best suits your needs. 

I purchased an older house that needed some cosmetic renos upstairs but it had a legal 2 bedroom basement suite downstairs.

These are much tougher to snag where I am than a SF with a mother-in-law suite.

In this new Federal suit, the restauranteurs allege that Newsom and state officials “have seized the coronavirus pandemic to deprive restaurants (the plaintiffs) of fundamental rights,” calling the ban a “gross abuse of their power.”

Who is better suited to help: a full-time property manager that handles your property year-round, or a person that only helps you market, screen, and place a renter?

https://dailyvoice.com/new-york/nassau/news/trio-from-long-island-queens-nabbed-for-alleged-mortgage-fraud-scheme-feds-say/800832/And more:https://www.justice.gov/usao-edny/pr/united-states-files-civil-fraud-suit-against-three-individuals-and-multiple-real-estate

If you want to buy a house and either have roommates or rent a suite out, your best option is to get a regular mortgage and pay it down at the normal rate. 

I have brought many different renters and customers in through Facebook marketplace and Instagram.