There are many unique options available, but I assume you are referring to that one. 

You're better off.If you want to actually own an asset, start focusing on the quality of it and not think about how to stretch yourself to get into the barrier of entry.

Hello, Looking for any helpful information on my unique situation:Purchased a home to fix and flip.

So I do want to be realistic and not stretch myself too thin here. 

Select a plan of action based on your objectives and lifestyle.Remember, every real estate investment journey is unique.

As I look ahead to the next 5 to 10 years, I’m at a crossroads and could really use some advice from this knowledgeable community.I have two potential paths I’m considering:1.Continue Focusing on Short-Term Rentals (STR):•My plan is to shift towards mid- to high-end vacation rentals with unique characteristics.

So to do this to scale where you're a lender with 4 - 6 of these loans going at once you'd need 750k - 1 million and you'd still find yourself out of capital for stretches. 

They may consider the unique circumstances of your purchase and the intended use of the property.Dm me if you need help with finance I can point you in the direction of a hedgefund.

We have been lowering one of our units and is now below what we were renting it for before.In Los Angeles I am seeing it as well, unless there is something unique about the property.

Here in Orlando a very important partner (instead of a contractor) may be a decorator who understands the unique theming and decor needs in our market.