For example, "Create a App that keeps track of my tenant's pet info, insurance status, lease, car, and provides document storage"Hope this helpsGeorge 

One is a two bedroom one bath apartment with storage underneath all four units are being rented under market $550, $475 $400 $300 total $1725Seller wants 10k down $1,600 a month x 30 months= 48k I pay taxes and utilities An additional 60 months at $200 for storage afterThe total I should be paying a month is with taxes + utilities is about $2050 to $2200 a monthWaiting on the CMAs from the realtor but I was told both places are worth 60-70k for the areaSeller has not raised rent in five plus years.Long-Term tenants, shortest tenant has been there there 5+ years, and the longest Tenant has been there 20+All leases are on the month to monthI feel that I can comfortably raise rent $75 per tenant bringing rent totals from $1725 to $2025 per monthI'll be losing 25 to $150 per month for 2 and 1/2 years.

Note: Even when you "get rid" of mortgage payment by purchasing a home in cash, there will still be expenses such as property taxes and general repairs.Other Ideas:- Rent out garage for storage ($150/mo); Rent out individual rooms (maybe $800/mo?)

Aim for multiple exits: live in one, rent the rest long term, and consider adding value with separate utilities or storage.

You might also add heated boot racks, bike/ski storage, and a cozy gear-drying nook — small touches that elevate guest experience and make your listing stand out.

I’ve tried a few different options for leases over the years — from state association templates to PDF edits — but recently switched to managing mine through Baselane.What I like about it is that you can either:Generate a state-specific lease directly in the platform (it’s $10 per lease), orUpload your own lease and just use their built-in e-signature tool.That flexibility is nice because I already have a lease template I like, but I still get the convenience of secure e-signing, tenant record storage, and having everything tied to my rent collection system.If you’re just getting started and want something affordable without having to involve a lawyer every time, it’s a good middle ground — compliant, organized, and cheaper than most one-off legal form sites.

If you have a garage you can build out spaces that are available for additional monthly costs for bike/kayak/personal item storage.

Will most likely use the lot for storage of boats and campers. 

Don't keep it on the exchange or any web-based monitoring(cloud storage, keys on excel on cloud, crypto storage online). 

Parking is more or less storage if you end up in a tough spot down the line (which rarely happens).