So keeping that in perspective I'd say the best rule is your student loans shouldn't exceed 60% of your career's 25% percentile wage.

If you invest "fresh" funds, you will not receive any benefit. 

Think about it from a Balance Sheet perspective - you're converting cash to a note receivable.

Consumables such as toilet paper, paper towels etc will also have to be estimates until you know what your consumption is broken down on a per night perspective (the best way to average it over the year assuming you won't ever achieve 100% occupancy). 

I will explain my perspective as a professional who works around asset protection every day, just for some reference.When I sit down with clients, I always discuss (1) their personal assets, and (2) what their current investments portfolio and other business ventures are before discussing (3) their future goals.

Allowing pets in whatever form does open up a lot more perspective renters.

From financial perspective, I think selling your condo and purchasing another primary house using for house hacking could be a good idea. 

thank you for all the help. it really gave me perspective. i appreciate all of you!

Hello BP,Should my PM be showing me background checks on perspective tenants?  

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