So would i structure how long and how often like " property generates X per month, monthly payment to be 50% of X for however long it takes to pay it off (would calculate)?

Here are a few resources that can help-ABCs of real estate, The Best Ever Podcast With Joe Fairless, and podcasts such as The Multifamily Take-Off, Multifamily Mavericks, The Michael Blank Podcast, and The Real Estate Monopoly Podcast (this is one that my brothers and I started). 

If you don’t need to live off of cash flow, it’s not really necessary to grow wealth from real estate.

I used that 50k to house hack the second one and been slowly paying it off.

I have to look off-market because inventory is extremely low here.

If you're considering new construction buy-and-hold properties in strong markets and prefer a more hands-off approach, it's worth exploring.

However, a recent case highlights the importance of thorough documentation and substantiation when claiming deductions, especially for unconventional items like recreational vehicles (RVs).In a curious attempt to write off $40,943, a business owner argued that their RV qualified as a legitimate business office.

Followed that same path since 2011 and it paid off big time. 

I remember stories in the 2009 era of people paying off duty law enforcement to stay in their homes and/or park the patrol vehicle in the drive way. 

If it's a row-house, you will need to notify your neighbors and get sign off, and I think you need at least 7 feet to make it a legal rental.