I wouldn't sleep at night!!

You'll get tiny villages completely surrounded by cities with crazy taxes.Don't sleep on Cleveland, our housing stock is old but gorgeous, lots of renters, and the prices and cap rates are very competitive.

Are you ready to sleep there three times a year?

Converting a sleeping space into a laundry room big enough for an apartment building is likely not going to have the effect you desire.

However, it sure is nice to sleep at night knowing if something happened, I have created a passive income stream sufficient to provide for myself without a job.

A noisy basement unit is also going to be a problem if you're targeting traveling healthcare workers who often work nights and sleep days.

Keeping debt on the property will allow you to expand with that money into multiple other cash flowing deals.It’s really a matter of how well you sleep at night with debt on the property.

We have a futon and a single foam folding pad as well as a hide a bed but don't list any of them as primary sleeping areas.Do you have your calendar blocked more than 3 months out?

And, you will want to be sure you are getting an engineering-based cost segregation estimate and study...it will improve your sleep. ;-)  If your property purchase price plus renovations is less than $250K, it will not matter as much.

We can do whatever you want as long as you don’t disturb anyone or destroy it.