Some other ideas for generating revenues:-Lease to own, aka option to buy-Refer them renter's insurance-partner with moving company for discounts for tenants + % to you-resell internet access (getting harder with more competition and cheaper rates)-pool monthly cash flows into sweeps account, i.e. play wth the "float" on the money-allow tenants to customize rental prior to move in; 52" flat screen TV = $39/month, additional ceiling fan - $5/month, new paint color = $79/month...

Then just lightly sweep away.

No matter what you call them, ADUs are an innovative, affordable, effective option for adding much-needed housing in California.In California the state made a sweeping zoning bill and implemented a change to allow an ADU be built on most SFR lots in every city in CA.

It's a line of credit to 80% LTV, tied to a zero balance sweep checking account.

It's tied to a zero balance sweep checking account, so all deposits/idle funds sit on our outstanding balance, saving us interest cost.

Check the doors to make sure you don't need to install door sweeps or automatic door closers.

It could still be a viable option to utilize the property as an MTR, but I'd stay away from any area where the government authority is prone to making sweeping changes.

It's tied to a zero balance sweep checking account, where every dollar we deposit is swept directly towards our outstanding balance.

To pay off multiple properties I’m a big proponent of a very specialized 1st position Heloc that’s tied to a zero balance sweep checking account.

This particular one is tied to a zero balance sweep checking account, so all of your deposits sweep directly to your outstanding balance, saving a ton of interest cost.