It depends" rings particularly true. 

If this is true, we can see more businesses returning to cities, more attractions and night life for those living and working there.

Thank you and I have had my fair share of $16/hour jobs, I’ve worked at a brewery, worked at a Christmas tree farm, worked at a golf course, and worked at a CNC shop.

I am always willing to connect with anyone that is interested in help, advice, or just talking shop.

If by real estate business you’re implying you have little or no money to invest but are contemplating using one of the guru inspired methods (subject to, “wholesaling” , fix n flip) to create cash flow, I’d encourage you to do research on the true success/failure rate of people who engage in these endeavors, the amount of money the successful operators spend monthly on marketing, and the real time commitment and knowledge and experience necessary for success.  

Everything too good to be true is too good to be true.

Become a syndication Co- GP by either putting  up the escrow funds or by raising money for the true GP  where you receive 1% of the GP share of project upside, then create website and social media marketing  materials where you hold yourself out as THE GP for the syndication. 5.

I live in WA state and bought my first 4 properties in Ohio.Word to the wise, it can look good on paper but the old saying "you get what you pay for" holds very true in a lot of those markets.

Are either of these claims true?

Why not look for a duplex or a property with an ADU so you can do a true house hack & just live together with your girlfriend without trying to force a house hack from a roommate situation?