By adding a new team member to our team, our income have increased, by educating ourselves in the art of rental properties and building a support team, we feel so much better.

We told him that we just needed to hear from him, let us know what was going on and we would support him, and rarely (or never) got a response until he paid.

I obviously don’t have the capital for an entire portfolio nor do I have the W-2 income to support a loan of that size but don’t want to miss out on an opportunity of a lifetime!

You can discriminate against roommates all day long towns even pass ordinances to support it because they aren't considered families I guess. 

My job allows full remote work now and I'm thinking now is a good time to move to a LCOL area, where family is etc.I own a townhouse and I'm considering whether to sell during the move out of state or to hold onto the property and rent it out with the support of a property management company. 

Otherwise, potentially sell it and look to reinvest it in other opportunities that would better support your passive income goals.

You will find support for your journey if you hang around long enough.

If the planners don't support it or think the city won't support it, you have a challenging task - which is why we rely upon the Comprehensive Plan if there is one.Assuming we have a tenative green light, the code should outline what is required for the process, and the planner should be able to clarify the requirements. 

I'll go crunch some numbers...I'm not confident there is enough of a market in my city to support the kind of business I'd need to run to support my loans, but I'll look into the numbers for sure before discounting the idea.

This is really just your opinion since you don't have any evidence to support it.