I'm not just looking at the pay back but the overall impact of my purchase decision socially, economically, and environmentally.To me it is easier to add granite, new cabinets, and latest lighting than to add solar with battery storage, greywater, spray foam insualtion...etc.What do you think?

I dont want to collect rents and be involved in emergency situations like hot water tanks bursting.

My landlord charges extra for a reserved parking spot and rents out space in a shed for storage.

It is an 8 family with 2 units, lower in need of rehab, being used as storage right now, we have waiting lists in this area due to school district etc for tenants, have 2 sf that people leave there info on a list.

Hi all, I have been trying to find the requirements for the physical storage of gold and silver in a solo401k.

Other options were to sell or do a joint venture with a self-storage company but they backed out because another company opened one up a few miles away. 

If you buy a property with a smaller profit margin because you want to house hack in the Triangle and deviate from investment rules of thumb you may run into trouble.Ex: if you have a vacancy, you have less cash-flow with which to survive on or if the market tanks and you'd like to lower rents to attract tenants, what happens if you're only cash-flowing $100, $200 after expenses? 

Hello BP,I just made an offer on a house with a septic tank in Fairfax Country, VA.

Notice that while US house prices were tanking during the recession (or should I say causing the recession), and Pigeon Forge's lodging revenue as a whole suffered, cabin revenues were not hard hit, nor was Gatlinburg.

I am interested in creating a portfolio of rental and multi-family units and have also been exploring self-storage facilities.