House price is 250kCoverage Details1: Dwelling - 222k2: Other Structures - 22l3: Household Furnishing - 2k4: Loss of use - 22k5: Premises Liability (per occurrence)  - 300k6: Medical Payments each person - 1k7: Peril Deductible    7a: Windstorm or Hail - 2200    7b: Property Coverage deductible (all other perils) - 1k8: Additional Replacement Cost - $55,500Is there any room for improvement or this is good enough?

Purchase price: $300,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Unfinished basement to auxiliary dwelling unit.

I currently work in the IT field (100% travel, young with no kids, not married) and plan to add stock investments and wholesale real estate to my stream.

We've purchased these in 2012 & 2016 and we've been able to have a steady stream of positive cash flow each year.  

Gathering what I believe are your goals I would consider purchasing two at this time with the intent of turning one (primary) into a rental in a year or two so you end up with 2 rentals and 1 primary within the first couple of years.You could also look at a 4-Plex in the area also as a way to hedge your income stream a bit more.

The end result I'm looking for is to create a passive income stream and hopefully become self employed one day soon. 

Mayor Emanuel’s latest five-year housing plan (passed in December by the City Council) included a section that mentioned accessory dwellings.

They are two weeks late on Jan rent, and every attempt to get them to pay is either unanswered or a stream of excuses about Medicare or the Government shutdown.  

Our property applied for and was approved for 2 family dwelling back in the 80s but Certificate of Occupancy was never issued.

I've driven for dollars, and used prop stream to skip trace for contact information.