Get out of your comfort zone.

It's totally within my "range of comfort" as far as distance from me.

Use professional photos and consider drone shots to capture the beauty of the property from above.Create an Inviting Outdoor Space: Set up comfortable seating areas by the lake or on the deck.

We "lose" money on a cashflow basis, but completely comfortable with that as this is more of a 2nd home that renters help us pay for.

So I told him if you aren’t comfortable with that would you feel comfortable giving directly to lender?

Brand Turner, David Greene, J Scott, they all say don't pay for that stuff if they give it to you free from the comfort of your own laptop. 

I guess your argument is that this is particularly tricky in the current high-interest, high-price environment, which is a point well taken.

You need to choose your strategy based on your comfort with risk, your budget, and your experience and even though the market is cooling down a bit, it's still a good time to jump in.

We don't have a lot of small multifamily.Upside-Landlord friendly, great growth, diversified economy, great central location, business friendly environment, no state taxes, population growth, job growth, probably wage growth. 

The concept of "Boommates" would be an effective solution for many facing economic and social challenges.Sharing housing can benefit individuals and society by making better use of existing homes and creating supportive living environments.