There is reg cf and reg a which are two very different types of entities and goals since you can only raise $5M and the other $75What concerns me when I look at reg cf stuff is after all the fees they pay, where is the meat on the bone for investors?

I rent out on a 32+ day basis to avoid Chicago red tape and building restrictions.I own real estate in several states (strange that I'm still renting, I know!).

In that timeframe, the real estate market in the Riviera Maya has been red hot so this is pretty bad.The developers and the promotors of these deals (who get paid fat commissions to sell them) might be the only ones who will make (serious) money there.

The involvement of onsite management, often seen as a potential red flag, can lead to the property failing crucial qualification tests.

Ultimately the Red/Blue crap doesn't matter, it's about freedom.

The investor seems genuine and I could not find any major red flags about him online.

We advise landlords to require two main criteria:1) Household income should be at least 40x the monthly rent.2) Applicants must have a credit score of 680 or higher.It's also important to review credit reports for red flags like rental collections or high credit card balances.

And even if so, I'd imagine there would be LOTS of restrictions and red tape as to what you'd be allowed to build and its appearance - No?

We've been looking primarily in the Red River Gorge (KY) area and also in the Hocking Hills (OH) area.

LA cash flow is certainly deep red.