This will be hugely popular and it will pass if he gets the chance.

Progressive, fast growing cities with landlord-friendly state laws.

Virginia requires a professional license, not necessarily an attorney- a title insurance company, RE Broker, or financial institution might help you.As to your in progress HELOC you have another problem- if the lender does any physical or interior inspection they won't lend to you.

We're still a small enough city that you can easily discern the path-of-progress (POP) when a neighborhood is getting "squeezed" by adjacent areas that are growing/renovating quickly.

Cash will be getting progressively tied up in debt funds, small cap growth opportunities, international investing,  basic S&P and some held for a short-term debt basis to enter CRE. 

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Indy is actually a rather popular city for guests looking to staying at a STR.

Feel free to reach out with specific questions or share updates on your progress.

In the Phoenix, AZ market Ceiling Fans are very popular and definitely increase the desirability of a property.

However, for physical goods and services, achieving post-scarcity on a broader scale is likely to take longer.Advancements in automation, artificial intelligence, and biotechnology could potentially accelerate progress toward post-scarcity by increasing productivity and efficiency in resource allocation.