Here is an entirely new situation to deal with. 

The situation is this-Lot rent x1 is 195/month. 

My "problem" is that I've outlived multiple good attorneys --- unfortunately, those are the good ones. 

This was a high and best offer situation, it started at 165k and I won.

You don't have multiple income streams like you would with multi-family The key is having the right local teams in place.

With your current situation and goals, I would say house hacking would be a great place for you to start.

Hi All, Looking for some opinions on a situation i am in... 

If professionally done it will look better and be nearly just as durable as LVP (and likely cost less.)If using an oil based polyurethane coating (do multiple coats), the floor can be buffed and recoated as needed opposed to a LVP where you can't really do any maintenance and in the even of a repair often times you're stuck taking up all or most of the interlocking floor which is a huge hassle.I love LVP in the right situations and almost always use it in a kitchen or bathroom remodel, but have found it cost effective both on the front end and for maintenance reasons to save the hardwood when possible.

I would need to know your situation more but you could likely get away with it.

I got burned by multiple contractors out there so be careful who you hire.