Yes, spouses' hours can be combined. 

I mean two individuals who each have the capacity to buy real estate independently but choose to combine capital and balance sheets to pursue a better asset than either could acquire alone.

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No excuses accepted.So far with a combination of good screening and good luck, I have never needed to evict a tenant.

Combining local flips with selective out-of-state projects where you already have boots-on-the-ground support is a strong way to control risk while scaling again.

Once you have a short list, get an account with each one and run them through the wringer to see how they really function.

OP use the lookup function.  

It sounds like you and your husband are taking some smart steps toward building financial freedom and a lifestyle that works for you, and short-term rentals can definitely be a fun way to combine travel and income if you manage them well.

Our combined income is about $9,990 per month.