Welcome to the forum Ranil,Turnkey properties are mostly buy and hold.Can't really "flip" them per se as the provider will not leave much (If any) equity in the deal.

Couple that with the lack of home building post GR and that's made a 1+1 combo equal 5.also in last 60 days, there're bunch of SFR funds liquidating their houses unsure why, but this month the top secret narrative that everyone already know is we are in GFC 2008 situation in CRE fantasy-land ; so it seems lot of funds in trouble and there're lot of redemption request from investors, maybe it's forced selling of the good performance asset to help recover the bad asset. 2024 is extremely interesting Jason, there're lot of factors that keep driving the dynamic of single family, and it's not employment per-se.  

I have been with them for 6 years and have had a great time working for them.So I am not using this to build my net worth per se.

Originally posted by @Jeffrey Grieshop:I would not say anything is holding me back per se but I do not have an investment property yet.

As an "employee" with a solo 401k you can contribute up to 100% of your S/E earnings up to $23k/$30,500 over 50). 

So in a way, I feel we have stood the test of time and that in itself would prove our trustworthiness per se.

It's not necessarily that you're considered a riskier borrower per se, it'll depend on whether that STR is reported to your personal credit and included in your DTI and/or whether you need to count the income from the STR to qualify for the primary residence.

But each technology needs to show why it should and will be adapted, just like wind and solar have, along with ESS (energy storage systems), in the US market. 

Most people will not go pro se into a lawsuit.

Education does not need to be connected to your work per se, but rather improve your current work skills (or be required as part of your job with CEs for attorneys, accountants, etc.).I don't think it was missing.