If that's the case I'd get a cheap pack of shims and just shim the lower one so the counter top doesn't have a bouncy spot. 

I don't see where there are extra opportunities than the one in front of me which is; renting a home.Ok, so one of our units has a couple of garage spots that I could rent out, but I care not to as I'm going to use them anyway. 

You also have to recapture all depreciation.So it's not as sweet as it once was but it's still a wonderful tool.  

**If any of your potential sellers meet 2 of these criteria (Equity must be one) book the appointment and go to the living room with the intention of signing the deal up on the spot.

@Glenn Gayet,J Scott's comments are spot-on.Comparing  hourly rates, however, is a W2 person's paradigm: trading your time for income.

Miami proper is our target area and our sweet spot is buying and holding multi family's.

You're absolutely spot on about the particle board, sawdust and glue part.

I have a friend that works for American Airlines and really enjoys the perks too, sounds like a sweet gig.

Sweet!

In my view I'd be providing both a lower cost housing option, establishing monthly cash flow through the lot rent, and setting the stage for long term cash flow through home ownership for the participants rather than renting.I'd love for any of you to point out blind spots, give me things to think about, etc.I know the owner-carry issue would require careful navigation of the SAFE act stuff, which I know only a little about.