I am looking for a sign to put in the window or on the door that the house is not for rent.

Progress is slow due but steady.

My team an I hauled over 12 tons of items from the house, did a minor renovation, and converted the workshop into an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU).

Maybe I'll branch out in the future, but not sure yet.Slow flipping or house hacking would be great, but I have a 4 month old and we love our house, so that's off the table.I guess I'm looking at ways to minimize risk when starting out.

For June rent and all others, pick up the money orders in person or have them meet you at a location halfway between your house and the rental. 

If you have less capital, you can bring those skills to the table in a partnership and attract financing from others.If you're a veteran, the best strategy is to do a house hack with a VA loan.

The house is 1500 sq ft and has a rebuilding cost of $300,000. 

Keep it simple, call your local building inspection office and ask what are the rules for homeowners /investors working on their own houses.

We usually get our tenant from our first open house (but we write our leases such as none expire Oct thru February). 

Are 3D printed homes the future of housing, or just a passing fad?