That said you might be better off with a window unit as supplemental. 

I’m not sure what you aim to accomplish by being condescending and rude, especially to new investors asking for advice.

I did it with single family but decided to rent out a bedroom to supplement my income even more.

You should aim to have an understanding of the range of rates you are likely to get while running #s on your potential properties, and then once under contract is when you can aim to get a rate locked.If you have strong credit, I would recommend going with a conventional loan. 

While earning monthly rental income from a single property is a great income supplement, making money from multiple properties is the only way to gain financial independence and retire early, and that's what most investors aspire to.The key, of course, is to invest in a location which promises higher return than your current market.

However, when it comes to my mortgage, I have chosen not to prioritize early repayment, as I do not personally feel the urgency to do so.By organizing my money in this manner, I aim to establish a solid financial foundation, cater to short- and long-term goals, and maintain stability in the face of unforeseen circumstances.

What would you do if you had a defined benefit supplement (DBS)?

Just replied :D@Vadim Feygenberg I am looking at Akron, and aiming more for cash flow

When furnishing a short-term rental (STR), know what type of guests you are aiming for.

Travel nurses often aim to save as much as possible while on assignment, so splitting the rent three ways could make your property highly attractive.