I disagree with slow increases.

Just my opinion others can agree or disagree.

A common rebuttal to this is that some people think your time is better spent managing the deals and rehabs instead of spending time doing the repairs yourself (which I don't disagree with), but I believe if you get your hands dirty at least once you will be a much better BRRRR practitioner- able to see where profits can be made and corners can be cut. 

I get the reasoning for this opaqueness, I simply disagree, I think you could stand on your operational difference as a strength, because it can be, vs fear of negative connotations. 

My husband and I currently do management for STRs in the Midwest and I have to disagree with Lucas on the time aspect.

Examine the possibility of future appreciation and take into account the area's past rates of gain.Recognize the tax ramifications of leasing out your home.

The garage ADU being her primary residence can potentially qualify for certain tax benefits.Lastly, I would say that you should connect with an experienced tax CPA who can closely examine your situation and tailor advice relevant to this scenario.Regards.

Hello, I have asked this question before, but after doing research I must disagree with the original poster.

If you examine a $600,000 home, I will out rent that property with two $300,000 homes.  

I think we can even go so far as to allow people to respectfully say whether they agree or disagree with a policy.