I mean Joe Montana is a very successful Developer same with Steve Young.. and Ronnie Lott has done well in RE also.but I bought a big mansion that was 3/4 done from an NBA star and he was not business savvy at all.. and on top of that had about 7 or 8 baby moma's all with child support judgements against him ..

Any more than this, and I feel that I am paying for their luxury lifestyle before getting returns delivered. 

Indeed, unless you're in the luxury segment, renters won't give that much of a dime and in any case won't pay a huge premium because your condo is beautiful.

@Anthony Bertolino If you actually read the article you linked to past the headline you will see that there was tulip speculation and the market did crash, and there were people who treated it as an investment rather than a luxury good. 

I only found out for sure $1700 later (was ultra busy).

It is in North Park, developing fairly quickly but nothing I would call 'luxury'.

LVP - luxury vinyl plank.

Originally posted by @Michelle Winberry:@J Scott Kim's analogy was about accessing an Experienced Mentor, if you get that free, awesome, if you don't have that luxury then an investor does what is appropriate, get one and pay for it....Just to clarify, in the business world, mentors are typically unpaid -- they are people you have a personal relationship with and who help you because they have a vested interest in your success, not in a monetary reward. 

For that extra psychological safety of handling a that multi-M upscale luxury property transaction maybe worth it, but that's not your market. 

They have the exact furniture set up packages and I even went back to my invoice of my 6,500 Luxury set up fee and Frank Valencia cc Michael in the email.