You can buy a stock, in lets say apple or Microsoft, but that doesn't give you a seat at the table of CEO, CFO, COO ect... but In syndications, you can talk with the managing partner and get all the information, strategy, and experience ect.... 

Dave Ramsey has a good saying about how Thanksgiving Dinner is different when you owe money to the other person at the table.

Then life happens, and you have a very tense Thanksgiving table. 

Since you and your husband bring 20+ years of residential construction experience to the table, you already have a huge advantage.

A $10M project repurposing a former grocery store into a dynamic dining and social hub in the heart of FUSE.🚀 Big things are happening in Gastonia—what are your thoughts on these developments?

Do you stay at the sketchy looking log cabin for 300/night or do you go for the super well done cabin with a pool table, sauna and hot tub for 450/night - oh and they have a ton of reviews and listed as a super host.if you want to have steady cash flow and steady returns to INVEST into real estate then ditch the idea of MTR and STR and get a LTR in a decent areaIf you want to own a business than go for the STR or MTR model.

The solution for this would be to bring more downpayment to the table, but you're definitely pricing yourself out of the markets you mentioned.

Benjamin mentioned business valuation tools, and speaking with a business broker or a commercial lender could give you insight into ways to use your business’s value to invest without walking away from a strong income source.Investment Strategy That Matches Your Lifestyle – Since you don’t want something people-intensive, traditional property management or hands-on flipping is off the table.

They often think they're getting a good deal and tell their friends they got a good deal, when they really left money on the table unknowingly.

She said she has had to pay out-of-pocket for exterminators and plumbers after getting no response to pest and leaky-pipe complaints to RAD’s property managers.Another tenant of a Mendenhall-led fund, Terry Golden, 41, said he has been dealing for about a year with a flooded basement that his property managers have neglected to repair at his 880-square-foot home in West Philadelphia’s Haddington section.His living and dining rooms are piled high with belongings he’d previously been storing in the basement: furniture, appliances, trophies from his days coaching little-league football.