Have your heirs repeatMany wealthy families do this over and over again and pay little to no taxes as their RE portfolio continues to growThis is a great strategy.

She takes care of my property as if it were her own, demonstrating the tremendous value one great cleaner can add as a teammate in a business.

Quote from @Bruce Lynn: Do you think prices have gone up, or just what is selling is in a different price range? 

How do you automate it as part of their BP post? 

Larger homes, up to 4 bedrooms, have relatively less demand, but much better margins.If the LTR rate for the tiny home is $1100, you're better off doing that.

My question is from a financial perspective- should I cash out refi my investment property first and leave my primary with the HELOC option or cash out refi my personal residence and leave the other... or do both? 

If you are new to this the fastest and safest way to learn is to connect with someone experienced see if you can add value to what they are doing and learn from them. 

I’d love to hear from anyone who has dealt with something similar or knows what legal steps I can take to recover my funds and address the eviction.I would greatly appreciate any insight into what I can do next, including legal recourse or strategies to move forward.Thanks in advance! 

Quote from @Trent Reeve: i would think they would have more amenities than a non-condo.I think the reference was how do you stand out from one condo to another when they are all identical, vs how do you compete with single family homes.

How do I know, I recently set Jordan up with a home that he is renovating to create a long term rental, but he and his team are doing all of the work and will have to find the residents and they happen to live right here in Memphis where they are doing the work where he lives and works in real estate full time.