Recommend you search here on BP for posts within the last 12 months about that, as you're unlikley to, and shouldn't, believe me.Here's some other "logical" food for thought:Recommend you first figure out the property Class you want to invest in, THEN figure out the corresponding location/neighborhoods to invest in.Why is Property Class so important for investors to understand and apply in their investing strategies?

Renting out rooms will require you to modify any existing lease you use.How will you address:- Utilities- Food- Bathroom times- Parking- Privacy- Toiletries- Laundry- Etc.

I would definitely recommend to work alongside the contractors as much as possibly, clean up the job, do supply runs to Menards so they can focus on productive work, heck there was a tine when I would even get them food so they could keep working :-)

For example, food, traveling, and being able to share activities with family and friends.

I know I could go on and on, but hopefully that gave you some food for thought.

I think it also boils down to experience of who you are working with and how far down the food chain they are.

I have them sign addendums to the lease that state how to treat areas of the home, ex: kitchen sink, no grease/food items (scrape your plate in the trash) toilet: only the 3 P's, no flushable anything, I even provide them 4 high quality AC filters and have them set a reminder on their phone.I like the phone reminder.

Food insecurity in Worcester has doubled from 17.7% to 38% since 2020.

Maybe every now and then the community manager has a pizza night or a food truck night, so I don't even have to have a plan to meet my neighbors. 

But from a purely investment-focused lens — especially for military families who move often — keeping your capital flexible and working harder may set you up better long term.Hope that gives some food for thought.