I bought 3 rental properties in my hometown. They help me afford living in a more expensive city.

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A self-insured landlord in Hurricane Milton's path is still recovering after Helene but isn't evacuating to stay nearby and help his properties

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A side-by-side image of wreckage of a hurricane in front of a house (left) and high water near the property (right).
The aftermath of Hurricane Helene at Kevin Stuteville's home in St. Pete Beach, Florida.

Courtesy of Kevin Stuteville.

I was a renter. Then I bought my house from my landlord for $210,000.

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A man and his daughter posing for a picture on a bench in the woods.
Dom Guerra was renting a two-bedroom home in Ohio until it bought it himself.

Courtesy of Dom Guerra.

I turned my garage into an apartment I rent out. It helps me afford retirement and almost paid off my mortgage.

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Helen Boxwill in front of her home.
Helen Boxwill built an accessory dwelling unit, or ADU, on her property in Long Island, New York, for rental income.

Courtesy of Helen Boxwill

'Ruthless' landlords who crammed 22 men into a 2-bedroom apartment raking in more than $10,000 a month plead guilty after fire death

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The apartment.

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An Airbnb 'tenant from hell' who stayed at a California rental for 570 days without paying has finally left the property

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Aleksandar Jovanovic, a Airbnb landlord, stands on the deck of his Los Angeles home.
Aleksandar Jovanovic, a Airbnb landlord, stands on the deck of his Los Angeles home.

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'Slum' landlord stuffed 40 tenants into a 4-bed house, making $450,000

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The property.

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Elon Musk's flashing X sign at Twitter headquarters resulted in $4,447 of fines which the landlord paid, report says

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The ''X'' sign is being installed on the top of building of Twitter Headquarters in San Francisco
The X sign on top of the company's headquarters.

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NY Lawmaker Uses AI to Write Housing Bill That Does Little to Help Renters

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Can AI research and write a piece of legislation? Sure, though not well. Should AI be used to write a piece of legislation on a subject impacting millions of beleaguered renters in the most-populated city in the U.S.? No, definitely not.

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An idyllic California town, a celebrity landlord, and a rental from hell

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The La Quinta home owned by the Guns N' Roses drummer Frank Ferrer appeared to be the perfect desert getaway. And then the problems started.

Sonaar Luthra; Arif Qazi/Insider

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