Including these costs lowers the project IRR.A cash out doesn't change the amount of starting equity, nor does a sale, but it does spread it over multiple assets which can reduce your risk from litigation and asset impairment.At the end of the day, you are not buying houses you are buying streams of cash flow.

I am leaning towards MTR with the constant stream of students moving through and maybe using that to fund a house hack.

I have seen too many friends that have put their blood, sweat, and tears into raising the best kid possible.

Selfishly I want to make a lot of money, create multiple revenue streams that pay me consistently, and not have much personal day-to-day responsibility.

Though, it ends up in a stream of red tape and inaction as there are multiple meetings with the board which can take time. 

You are buying an income stream.

Sellers think their house is worth 3 times more because their firstborn was born right there  on that blood-stained sofa in the living room tight there)Then we give them even more options, we can either buy it ourselves, or we can wholesale it. 80+% of the time they rathe rus wholesale it.

You need to clearly analyze having a longterm tenant VS. a stream of short termers.

It doesn't really cost me anything to have it and I may sell it one day but it's nice to go down there once in while and walk the land and drink from my stream and think about putting a cabin up there one day. 

My friend is always late - and she is tolerated because she pays. takionI have some very nice neighbors that are interested, I will want them to qualify for a loan, but I have thought about taking a second back so I get a stream of income as well as the payment.