Renting a house can give you a steady income, but you have to do things as a landlord. Either you find good tenants and fix things yourself, or you pay a company to do it for you, which cuts into your income. If you want to know if this is the way God wants you to take during this time of grief, pray. #Income vs. Stress #FaithAndDiscernment #LandlordLife
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