The best ones are the ones who dont heavily advertise in my experience

We also don't like to be too heavily indexed in real-estate in our total net-worth.What would you do?

My business partner and I have been speaking with a VC company that is heavily invested in NL and learned that if you purchase a building in a QOZ and hold onto it for 10 years you can avoid the capital gains. 

And no major hotels are allowed in Tulum so the And like the original poster @Val Berechet, I have just come back from a recent trip to Tulum and saw ther presentations and drank the coolade.

He's already lost $80,000 in potential income and they could easily tie him up for double that in a heavily regulated market like California.Successful landlords charge market rent or close to it.

I see that you're in CO - STR investing in CO can be extremely profitable, which is why my personal investment portfolio is so heavily weighted in that direction.

Ugh, Madhuri, as someone who is heavily invested in Detroit and helps a LOT of out-of-state investors get started there, this makes me sick.I talk to about a dozen folks per week looking to invest in Detroit and I've heard my fair share of Flip Systems folks.

I have not seen it in a few years, but the top 3 were CA cities and the top of the list was heavily CA cities. 

I need to do research once I get settled somewhere (our other house was heavily damaged by trees falling on it) but thought I'd ask this forum in the meantime.I'm grateful for any advice that you have, and I hope everyone is safe.Talk to your insurance agent ASAP.

I prefer properties that are heavily focused on the residential component  because mix-use assets receive far less attention than multi-family assets.