I recently read "Landlords grow rich in their sleep".

And because you gave a real EMD and were transparent with the seller in the beginning, you are able to sleep at night :)

Your new house must be almost done - why not move some items into the new place and sleep in a hotel for a few days?

Conversely, if you're going for more of a churn and burn Airbnb, a 3rd bedroom or sleeping 6 vs. 4 can also show upwards of 20% rev bump.These options may not be in the cards for this space, but some things to kick around.

You might be independently wealthy sooner with leverage but if you don't sleep and have health problems from stress, it's not worth it.The other thing is you are young, that's good and bad.

This month i netted 700$ even. that basically covered the PITI for the houseyou can read more about it herehttp://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4640/blog_posts...I took me quite a few booking to get used to having strangers sleeping on the next room.

I have a bigger house that sleeps 6 people listed on the Air B and B site.

Now that this is off my head, maybe I can get some sleep.

Then you have the tax burden to deal with as well.The only advantage I have found in dealing with individual labor camps people sleep in, I mean houses, is that you can sell them to emotional owner-occs at exit at retail. 

They eat and sleep their business, especially as they are building it.I have heard gurus say that they use the 95% rule - meaning that 95% of the people that buy their expensive courses/bootcamps/mentoring will never do anything with it.