I want a retirement home that I can use STR to help afford for the next 10-15 years. 

My expertise is hard work, locating very affordable workers and crime analysis in the Sedgwick County area.

If you're set on building on this land, it seems you may want to get pricing figured out in a more for sure approach (as you can, I realize material pricing right now is not 'normal') to get an idea of how much you really can afford to build.

Great booming affordable college town with amazing airbnb possibilities.

We don't have any restrictions on type or breed but I've learned over the years that if a pet owner can't afford the pet fees or complains about it they aren't really taking care of their pets well or paying their bills.

The problem is the couple and their son whom is also their live in caregiver are having trouble finding an affordable place to live.

If you sold and got the $85k, assuming that’s after taxes, what multi unit could you afford to buy, and what are expected rents vs mortgage.

Then you would be getting cash flow from the rental and would be able to get the new home at a mortgage payment you can afford without much out of pocket expense.

Find a place you can afford and where the numbers work. 

Ultimately, I feel losing my leash to W2 will allow me to entertain areas I previously didn’t have time for, or focus more time on my current REI path.