Worth we can line you out as well.

As they say, your network will be your net-worth.6.

Here is a link to the IRS website for reference:https://www.irs.gov/retirement...Another great resource to learn will about this topic be this discussion on the forum:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Here is the numbers,  We know only the Active Income can contribute to 401K, in order to contribute $20500 to 401K, you need $102500 Net Active income, because Self-employed only allow 20% of the net Income to contribute to 401K. that means you need to put $121015 minimum to schedule C as active income, and you need to pay $18515 for the self-employee tax to convert the passive income to Active Income,  is that worth it?

She had 10 year lease before and I renewed on with her with only a minor increase because she was struggling to get by.

I would likely try to make at least 1 unit an STR to try and get a bigger return but conservatively I would be increasing my monthly living expenses pretty significantly.

Sounds like something worth working on.

Although I am not in your market, I would say this could be worth it if the comparable sales support it.

Might be worth a look. 

Pay off debt, build your credit, and increase your savings rate. 2.

Not worth any amount of money.If you are the latter, I would follow @Chris Seveney advice.