Plus many seem to restrict your personal usage.

This is extremely common here because there is almost never a Will involved, and typically, there are two or more generations of potential heirs to run down and deal with.

Using the standard MPH evaluation formula found in the BP forums prices the property extremely low because it is not currently profitable.

Having a waiting list is an extremely valuable asset that I've been overlooking.

I got a good deal on it about a year ago when I bought and did a $70k renovation on it...it’s on Airbnb and we are doing extremely well with it.....very happy.

She is extremely high maintenance tenant who has now resorted to name calling so if I can avoid it I will.

I've had foundation repair recently due to the extreme heat over the summer, neighbors are friendly in my area and also help with monitoring my short term rental.

I've been looking into companies like True Submeter and Metron meter for water which were mentioned on BP previously but they seem to be just meters connected on each device that measure all the water usage so thinking that could be an easier alternative? 

I live in DC metro and it’s extremely difficult to find a house where I could house hack for 325k.

@Desmond PresseyThose numbers do not seem extreme with the limited information we have