Here are some side hustle ideas that can be managed alongside your full-time job:- Freelancing: Use platforms like Upwork or Fiverr to offer services such as writing, graphic design, or financial consulting.- Real Estate Agent: Get your real estate license and help others buy/sell properties on weekends or evenings.- Tutoring: If you have expertise in a subject, offer tutoring services.- Ride-Sharing/Delivery: Work for companies like Uber, Lyft, or DoorDash during your free time.- Online Store: Start an e-commerce store on platforms like Etsy or Shopify.- Investment: Look into stock market investing or peer-to-peer lending to grow your savings.Summary1.

Baltimore was undertaking a renewal and I purchased a bldg. near downtown on the west side.

@Todd Goedeke good graphic but if you follow it accurately it’ll lead right to schedule e.

In order to undertake a new build I would have to personally know the builder and be comfortable with his work.

Upload it to tableau for nice graphic so on.I've been investing in last ten years using prediction and it's pretty accurate, it's not hard to made prediction based on seasonality and historical chart.

I plan to work with a graphic designer to create the majority of the packet and be able to insert private information, PFS, current rent rolls, credit reports, etc.

Not the most ideal route, and we do plan on merging everything into one platform at some point, though that is a very complex project to undertake.

(see graphic) I don't expect the next two years you will see much rent growth in Austin.In the many cities in which we've invested, we have seen this supply / demand interaction play out in cycles.

Here is one of the graphics we created for the article:

However if I decide to undertake a large multi family I may consider finding a consultant to help me with the analysis and research.