With that said, have a solid criteria and stick to it.

Education, podcasts, seminars, and books are wonderful resources to learn strategies and be able to setup up solid bases but you have to jump out there and try it at some point.

I know of a landlord with hundreds of units units having flat roots.

If this returns look good and it seems like a solid deal, I'm sure you can convince your close connections of the value and get investors on board.

Find good solid contractors, bad referrals, and tons of delays.

Get a solid ROI, passive cashflow without the hassles of property management.

No Drywall or wood that can mold no Carpet only hard solid surfaces. rated for 90% of Noth America with an emergency ADU permit from Ipermits USA to add your existing single-family properties when you wish to generate extra rent.

I haven't run into this scenario myself, but I am asking my team to see if anyone there has a solid suggestion.

@Paige Laughton the good news is you are building solid equity in both properties.

I send all the people with big dogs, multiple big dogs, pigs, snakes, alligators,  bad credit, etc to Zillow....and the good corporate or super solid blue collar tenants come thru other realtors looking at MLS.