Wholesaling is a very tough business and there are people out there that give it a very bad rep.

I purchased my first rental property - a newer home in a high-appreciation market and neighborhood - with a business partner, and she and I have had the hardest time getting it rented.

Is this a financially feasible idea as a new build?

The idea that you can build wealth without putting any money into it is a recipe for disaster and the sales pitch of gurus trying to steal your money.

This is the slowest Memorial Day weekend, in terms of occupancy, that we have experienced in 19 years of business.

Try samples in tiny 4 ounce or peel and stick to get an idea how it looks at night, and during the day.

I called the plumber and he came said there is no problem with the pipe, 300$ for the installation of the washer...Home warranty through Home Depot- came three times and said the rental was not clean and refused to fixed the stove...Not gonna do any business with Home Depot ever again!

You would not be able to be classified as "materially participating" under what you propose, you must meet a couple of criteria to be considered including 100hrs+ spent on the business and more time than anyone else.

The idea of house hacking with a multifamily unit interests me but only if it makes sense in the market I live in. 

I have no idea what car dealerships bring in monthly so I am not sure if they could afford a lease.