For example if you are in business and want to employ 20 people you can do that, the trick is to build your business so the income stream and work demand justify hiring 20 people. 

This was only found after I realized the new FIRM slightly spills over into 1/8 of the lot. 

From there i'm guessing i will decide whether to A. rent it as is for the positive cash flow and hire a prop mgr B. rehab it (from out of state) and then either rent it for more or sell it to a non-investor/wholesaler or C. dump it to an investor or a handyman and just try to walk away with something.Now that i'm done spilling, i guess i'm just looking for some feedback on my current situation, if anyone has been in such a position and what all of the brilliant and experienced minds here think the best course of action would be.

Ive been wanting to get into REI for awhile (which ya'll have heard a billion times), but am now being almost handed an opportunity on a silver platter...My parents have been trying to sell their house for almost a year, with two deals that fell through, and a steady stream of offers from would-be rehabers.

Usually you have ownership of so much equity, along with the payment income stream based on your contribution.

In my opinion i would not do a stream line as the rules are to strict.

If you don't want to spill your personal assessments in public you can speak in the third person as to how others might make some self assessment.Know thy self certainly is a beginning point in business.Most of my RE activities when I began were basically as a supplemental income matter, the motivation was probably greed, I just wanted the money and my involvement was rather casual.

The city, along with its surrounding areas, is experiencing rapid growth, bolstered by a burgeoning job market, ensuring a steady stream of renters.Jacksonville: Jacksonville is a close second, primarily due to its affordability.

Because a vacancy eats into my revenue stream by 16.7% per month rather than 33.3% per month.  

IDK but you could have some Denver spill over?