If you want to be close enough to people for a social life, near Coeur d'Alene would be the place.

Make sure the listing has an Instagrammable space with a unique hashtag incorporated in it so the social media posts increase.Happy to share some more ideas...this is off the top of my head.

I’ve seen several posts on social media where they’ll be a downed tree on the property, a few shingles blown off by wind, or some damaged siding, and the poster always says “it’s not always passive”.My question is: what does everyone do with their monthly repair costs?

Direct booking site to build your own brand and reduce OTA dependence Social media/marketing automation like Social Pilot, Jasper and Canva.Google Analytics GA4 tags on your website to harness your website traffic and build a growth plan based on client data.Adobe Firefly for text to picture, streamlining content creation. 

Will this affect their social security?

All too often I hear new clients having bad experiences with companies backed by superstars on TV or social media gurus.

Contrary to what social media real estate gurus (who are trying to sell a program/course) of "get started in RE without your own money using Other People's Money" that's a potential disaster. 

I hope Mario can mitigage his losses by selling the property quickly to stop the bleeding, or re-tenant and refinance to less expensive debt but this serves as a case study on the perils of investing in lower tier neighborhoods.The amount of people on the internet and social media selling the false narrative of how easy it is to create wealth through investing in real estate, specifically these lower tier neighborhoods is upsetting. 

Your collective wisdom will be invaluable in ensuring this project not only preserves the building's heritage but also meets modern performance standards, increasing its market appeal and overall value.Let's discuss it!

Members of varying degrees of experience will make different assumptions on this hypothetical question.For the fun of the thread, thus far assuming approaching 65 (ready to retire) after having worked... so I will also assume there is a sizeable Social Security payment on the way.