I am retired from active duty now and have place my roots down in Destin, Fl.

By all means you control how big or small, grand or simple that final destination is, but how to get there step by step, no way would I ever let a client dictate that aspect and make a circus of things.     

Last November, Customs seized almost 3000 that arrived from China and were destined for buyers around the US.

I deferred the corporate route after 6 years as an Air Force Officer and am now a full-time real estate investor and Realtor in Destin, FL and Los Angeles, CA.All of your options sound solid, but just curious if you are excited to go the more corporate route or if you have more of an entrepreneur/business mindset and want to build something?

In my opinion, another example of an insured suing an insurer based on an argument destined to fail.COLUMB v.

He is not a fan of investing in hotels unless it is a destination place.

I would be interested in overnight rentals around Branson... they're putting world class golf resorts all over that area, it's going to be a major golf destination

I’m not asking if I should convert property I currently own to STR, the answer is probably not because as I have learned from this forum STR only makes sense in vacation destinations where it’s accepted and those cities where restrictive legislation or ordinance hasn’t been enacted, and competition doesn’t degrade rates to the point of no excess returns.So, if you don’t mind sharing, what’s your minimum and your target ROI for an STR?

@Jeremy Willis you need to define your destination first, then map your route to reach it.Let's say you want to earn $10,000 a month to ensure you are financially free forever.

I have stayed at Airbnb in Oahu, Destin, Florida, St.George, UT, Pheonix, AZ, Denver, CO, Plus I own 5 vacation rentals in Sevierville, TN, and manage vacation rentals, Every single one supplied sheets and starter packages for toiletries.