It looks like this:20% down payment = 0% annually for PMI15% down payment = 0.5% annually for PMI10% down payment = 1% annually for PMI5% down payment = 1.5% annually for PMIThat's are rough estimate; you'd need to talk to a lender to get more precise numbers.Best,Jon 

I was using a hard copy list with some pricing, but I would like to get faster and more precise not to mention so archaic. 

I've been known to report suspicious vehicles at my properties.

My wife and I each have ~$100K in our Roth IRAs and we would like to explore individually buying turn key investment properties using a self-directed IRA; however, although I've read quite a bit about this investment vehicle, I'm still a little fuzzy.

During winter months there's a street parking ban (for snow clearing) and Randy agreed fairly cordially in October to not impede my guests when they needed to pull their vehicle off the street (typically he pulls his vehicle to the very rear of his purple portion, leaving an opening available for our guests to pull in a car. 

Futures and Directional Options on the SPY are my Daily Cash Flow vehicles.

If you also have your primary home and vehicle with the same company they will often give you a discount large enough to make it almost free. 

Your net worth return on investment will typically be much higher when house hacking than with other real estate vehicles. 

@Julie McCoy - Definitely a great idea to help generate a passive income vehicle on top of the very involved and active STR business.

The key is in how you make it cash flow ... in this case precisely 100% of your cash flow and 100% of your total profits came from appreciation of both rents and prices, from forced appreciation or market appreciation or both.