Infinite return.I have systems in place and people to deal with issues. 

I'd be happy to connect and share/trade insight if interested -- let me know.

So, you may want to call the assessor's office and talk to them about your "theoretical scenario" (rehabbing a place to add a bathroom and room, but not adding to square footage) to see if/how they would re-assess.

Part of that is determined by deciding if your partner has a share or is a lender.

Most places on MLS have photos and a virtual tour. 

There could possibly be a prepayment penalty in the note, however.Or do you mean, can the buyer keep the note in place after selling the house?

It can be done but you will need to be a true expert at organization to keep it all flowing smoothly.You may need to share your income with othersTry as you might, there will be times that you just can’t accommodate the timing requirements of others.

Keep sharing your success, please!

the more you could make it an emotional (unique niche place that stands out) decision and find a buyer attracted to that vs pure math, the better, I suppose.I'm thinking 'the right location' (and buyer) for this scheme is more like the "hobby second home" crowd, dedicated ski/vacation town, right on the beach, cabins, main amazing attraction right nearby, NOT any-old air bnb beachtown condo, though, overall.

My income is variable but typically around $130,000 annually, with a 60-70% savings rate.I’m just starting out and eager to learn, so any advice, experiences, or strategies you can share would be incredibly helpful.Thank you in advance for your insights.