Steeve Raymond you have represented yourself well here.

If you had a simple interest, open ended loan, if you paid $1000 per month it would take you about 10 years to pay it off.

I (the 49 yo MD) am looking for things to do as I approach that retirement. 

It’s been sitting on the market for 206 days and doesn’t appear to need any remodeling.

Or, if you put several Class D tenants in a Class A four-plex, what do you think will happen to the property?

It'd very important to set yourself apart from the competition, but equally work well with others in the industry in order to help you succeed.

Now, that was never enforced and as long as you only had 1 per address you could still do it.

It is up and growing, the second largest city in Tennessee.

I am not recommending against it just saying do some prep.

I guess without knowing your personal financial situation if I had to make a decision it would be thus: if I could get close to REAL cash flow break even (this means counting an expense reserve for items that will have to be replaced in the future) I’d rent it out.