Looking for Tips on how to find places that have multiple cabins or additional dwellings on a property that I could live on and run.

Cash-out refis are not taxable.

The trick isn’t finding a no-effort investment… it’s building a system that rewards you over time with increasing stability and decreasing headaches.Here’s why long-term rentals win that game:🏠 Fewer turnovers = less time spent on leasing, prepping units, and screening tenants📈 Predictable performance = consistent rents and expenses make planning easier🔧 Systems over stress = with the right property management partner, your role shifts from reactive to strategicIn other words: the effort gets front-loaded.

Is the title of your post to be why AREN’T more people investing there or is it truly why are they?

Things like this are why I’m considering not discussing my goals on this forum.

In upstate NY, places near SUNY schools or commuter hubs can cash flow well.Room Rentals Can Work Too: If you can’t find a multi-family, consider buying a single-family and renting out bedrooms.

Why do you think purchase contracts are so long and have such small print?

Once you figure out your market and buy a property, there can be some significant tax advantages.

Now my goal is to scale and buy many more, but struggling with fundraising to be able to scale.

You're not alone — it's definitely a tough environment right now to make deals pencil out on paper, especially if you're running strict buy box filters.