I have 5 figures in savings, and the business can definitely sustain me after college.

If what you pay to live there is equivalent to or less than what you would be renting for, it is definitely a win. 

If you've owned it this long and it's paid off, you likely have gained a ton of equity and possibly have options to refi and definitely could do a lease to own scenario. 

Landlord policies often cover rental income loss and legal fees.

“How” (in regards to money) has definitely held me back.

While most people search by owner name, you also need to search variations of the name and by legal description.

I didn't know there was a QBO app so that's definitely something for me to look into.

We think some of the easy money has definitely already been made, and we spoke with many people who said they were pruning and optimizing their portfolios, while also reevaluating what they buy and where they buy.

Remember my units operated legally for 23 years paying their taxes. 

I can definitely tell you there's still a lot of positive cash flowing and 1% rule deals and you get amazing appreciation.