Great write up, choose your poison, but different products are suited to different situations!

Based on my limited experience, I have found that credit unions are much better suited for this than traditional banks, but YMMV.  

Tough to do that in the stock market and pretty rare to do as a performer/athlete, like 1% of the 1%, and for C-Suite again have to not only probably be good, but lucky to be in the right place, at the right time, at the right company, with the right opportunity. 

Some markets are simply better suited for appreciation vs cash flow while other markets are the opposite.

Built out a small REI focused Instagram account as well (@ SB9LA)I have a stable, corporate, remote W2 job with a ton of bandwidth.

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Of course they weren't out and actually told me that July rent was paid and if I moved forward with removing them from the unit they would file a law suit against me for an unlawful eviction. 

I was recently seeing an Instagram story about a $15k special assessment and a doubling of the monthly dues, due to underfunded HOA.

Our compromise was to design the upstairs to be like a private in-law suite so it could be rentable on Airbnb when we choose to do so.

Doesn't mean that kind of structure is wrong... it's more suited for "friends & family" kind of money.