Quote from @Lance Bolen:       If I were single and wanted to generate a job that has potential for a lot of income without investing any of my own money, I would definitely consider arbitrage.As others have stated, it's asked/answered about 127 times a week so scroll through more than one page of forum posts and you'll find plenty of information.

This home features stained hardwood floors and plenty of natural night flow throughout the home's open layout.

This home features stained hardwood floors and plenty of natural night flow throughout the home's open layout.

Of course this is also backed up by plenty of photos prior to move in.

And there are plenty of guys trying to get away from base who are more than willing to pay... it's a win-win. 

Don't see why you couldn'tI do 401k loans for rehabs and stuff from time to time - quick, easy, paid interest goes back into my account and 50k is plenty for what I do most of the time If you don't pay the loan back it just turns into a withdraw (with some penalties) so it's less risky imoThe major drawback is the loan amount misses time being in the market.

There's plenty of professionals here that can help you set up your books, learn how to do bookkeeping the "right" way, and help you understand financial statements as well. 

That would be plenty for some people.

The basement is pretty large and unfinished, I plan to put in laundry down there for the tenants but will still have plenty of additional space.

I think there are plenty of deals to still be had.