I listened to someone speak about your business "flywheel" which multiplies the torque to the powertrain in a car transmission to take high rpm at the motor and turn it into powerful, high torque lower rpm at the drive shaft and then wheels in a car.

When done right, it's a force multiplier for your wealth. 

Flooring & Paint – These are “curb appeal multipliers.”

The difference in payment multiplied by how many months it takes to recover the $19k in added cost will tell you if it’s worth it.

Those with meaningful assets are experiencing a rapid wealth multiplier that enables second, third and fifth home purchases - while those without investments are attempting to compete for their first property. 

That’ll change the whole strategy.Now here’s the part most folks skip — your first mission isn’t “how do I make $50K grow,” it’s “how do I build the man who can multiply $50K ten times over.”House hacking can be great, but don’t rush to throw money at a triplex just because it sounds smart on paper.

@Samuel Shemtov you are %100 right, it’s a sad reality that many realtor active a listing and the go silent which takes multiply time in order to get a showing.

You are multiplying several challanges for an overall much higher risk profile. 

Then multiply your ADR you figure up for each month by the occupancy rate (ex. 239$ adr x 15 nights booked or 50% occupancy= 3,585$ revenue for that month).

I’ve read a lot of those same nightmare stories and I can see how the headaches can multiply, especially from a distance.When I mentioned the “lower price range feeling more manageable,” I guess what I meant was that it feels safer to start smaller, just from a financial standpoint — like I could take a hit if something went wrong and still recover.