In short I had a lot of limited beliefs and a very tall very thick wall around me.I investigated Gino through emails, post like yours and even taking a ride up to his restaurant about an hour north of the city.

It's worth noting that the market recovered in 8 quarters during the last recession, and good syndicators will be agile enough to deploy a strategy to ride these troughs out - have a look at this-U.S.

I think what most people want is a partner for the ride in RE.  

They own houses in suburban markets and badly manage the vacancies when they hoped to ride on the upward value float.

Each side will always feel like they are getting taken for a ride and people want what they want.

Each side will always feel like they are getting taken for a ride and people want what they want.

Build equity and enjoy the ride until the market turns, if it ever does. 

If not I will ride it out for 5 more and bag it at 60.I love the opportunity and I love being a landlord- but if I can trade what I work for now for real passive income- no brainer.

But sounds like you have a good setup so ride that for as long as you can!

I like the glamping idea in conjunction with a pumpkin patch, hay bale rides, haunted maze, or whatever you want to do with it.