All the cohousing developments I've come across have a high degree of pride of ownership and community.

I lost both my parents last year which was horrific because they were my universe! 

I am currently assisting an investor out of California with a flip in University Heights.

There are three degrees of separation… the 1040 to the K-1 to the 1065 to the 8825.Downsides include the additional tax return preparation fees and perhaps unnecessary state taxes such as California’s franchise tax and LLC fee which can be summarized as money-grabs or pleasure to do business in our state fees.

(I know what most people are thinking, not the most ideal degree to hold when getting into this business, but alas here we are haha) I am eagerly trying to break free from the whole "living paycheck to paycheck working for the man" type of lifestyle.

Eager real estate invester

@Brandon Carlson 63117 (Richmond Heights) , 63130 (university city which is close to Washington Univ) and 63110 (tower grove, Shaw, dogtown) are all very good areas.

Usually there is not a universally true right and wrong investment decision that applies the same to every individual.

For example , in the southwest region we have Hometelos, Matt Martin and PemcoThe universal number based on people from around the country seems to be 87-88% as opposed to the 90% you indicated for new and extended listings that have not been reducedThe timetable and amount of price reductions seem to vary slightly by region as well. 

I'm invested in the University Heights area, and from looking at the market, I don't see a whole lot of activity happening in the area in 2024.