Either way, you save money and never have to deal with the utility companies (extra bonus!)

@Casey Powers my thumb rule is 1% rule to break even - anything more than that is bonus(passive) :-)

Does this rule apply to suburbs (Leander, Cedar park, Round Rock etc.) as well?

I find PropStream to be an amazing tool, however when attempting to import PropStream export into my crm it’s like a square peg into a round hole.

In this case, you might be better off creating a bonus room that could be used for a home office. 

If the partner dies, the money paid to the company will give enough cash to buy back the membership from the estate of the deceased partner, avoiding to have to sell the assets to satisfy the heirs.In that case, it is even better to have a maximum overfunded cash value permanent life insurance, as the cash value could be used as collateral to fund other projects.If you are looking at giving a bonus to the partners, then you can buy life insurance owned by the company.

I think the smokey mountains are beautiful and I'm sure people go year round.

You can ask offer them upon leaving to find a replacement for some bonus - can always put parents on the lease as well for insurance purposesCons- depending on who you are renting to, can damage your property - if you get stuck with partiers, your neighbors will hate you- if renting by room, a roommate conflict can cause some vacancyIn my opinion, the good outweighs the bad.

Close enough to home for you to oversee easily (one-day round-trip preferred) 9.

There is a real demand for year-round housing in the area.