I’m seeing this as a temporary downturn and a strong sign that I can’t afford to not be prepared for hard times.

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Turnover cost (cleaning and repairs, but also typically 1-2 weeks of turnover time with no rent -  it’s possible but very rare that you can turn over in just a day or two, even in a strong rental market), then there will be service calls/repairs/appliances replacement and maintenance, flooring, painting, etc.  

A coffee shop has opened, maybe a new hip restaurant, then you are on the precipice of a likely strong turn around and could get in for cheap. 

@Jason Albasha the rents are strong for this property, so in that respect it cash flows (If that’s what you meant by self sufficient) I agree regarding the third unit.

Allowing me to save 5k in gas and using it to fund cryptocurrency which allowed me to buy bitcoin at 3k and heading to 9k strong!

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Unrealistic fabricated burdens on the innocent is a sin. 

He gives the strong impression that he wants to teach someone what he knows, and says he'll see if anything in this deal could work out for me.I'm an engineer, so I'm prone to analysis paralysis.

@April Leclair Minneapolis is a strong rental market with reasonable costs.