I love interviews with people like this that have been doing this kind of thing for longer than podcasts have been around because I think there's a lot to be learned from their experience.Vino at one point said that a rule of thumb they followed was that the cap rate of the property they were buying had to be 3%+ above what they were paying for financing.

I still have a lot to learn regarding the finance world.

It's not a jackpot type investment strategy but it does provide avenues to allow you to continue living the type of lifestyle you wish to live. 

Sounds like he is bringing  a lot to the table, though, so moving forward maybe consider a different arrangement.

You may check out the nearby members and network at https://www.biggerpockets.com/meet, it will help you a lot to find partners that can help you out in investing.

Hi Team,My family and I have decided to put my Tuscany villa up for sale.It is located in Italy, not far from Florence, and includes 4 independent flats, 30 hectares of land, as well as vineyards, olive groves, a river and a lot to build a restaurant.I would want to avoid the traditional route of going to a mainstream agent and wish for luck. 

And, I believe, that has a lot to do with how familiar she already is with the overall process of buying and selling.

That may not seem like a lot to some people but to my wife and I that is the first stair of our freedom #.

Trying to wrap my head around all of this and it is a lot to absorb!

Hey @Adam Keffer you've got a lot to work with.