I love post that generate this much good conversation. 

As for taxes, your cash-flowing real estate investment will generate losses in the early years, due to depreciation and mortgage interest write-offs, and it will SAVE you taxes. 

You will find that the floorplan and general "look" of all homes from 1990 to 2020 is fairly identical, so I would find a good used one with at least two bedrooms (one BR is simply too small).I would pay cash for it (assume maybe $15,000 for a 1990 one in good condition) as the interest rate on the loan will be higher than any investment that same money could generate. 

I plan on charging the tenants the monthly cost of the generation which is about $40 and if they use more electricity I would bill them as well.

Now, this would create a ton of other problems, basically cratering an over-indebted financial system, BUT it would also transfer wealth/buying power from boomers who own property in these cities to younger generations.

You're paying $525K for an asset that will generate $3.8k in rent, that's low (see the 2% / 1% rule)2.

We must focus on lead generation each and everyday if we hope to grow our business.

Your body art will help make you memorable — that’s key.Also, how are you generating your leads?

It also generates p&l reports whenever I want.

I soon found out that dividend investing, though great and certainly possible, couldn't generate the cash flow I wanted being so young and having little access to capital.