I've got $1M in equity tied up in a rental property that I will sell around June '25 to generate liquid capital . 

Well, several months ago I joined a brokerage and naturally I want to comply with their ways of operating and generating business.

So I don't know if people are living in those homes and will take advantage of a random booking or if people are actually paying those rates.

Some type of renovation will likely be required to generate any cash flow in that area, but to be honest; it might still be slim unless it's a heavy renovation.That area is like anything along the NW blue line corridor...great for house hacking, but really tough to make the numbers work on a straight investment deal.You might be better off trying to find something off-market if you are locked into finding a deal in that area.

This happens if the property won’t be used for personal stays and is strictly for generating rental income.3.

Maybe he happens to write in a similar manner to the AI responses.  67% AI generate implies 33% not AI generated.  

@Josh Aljets This is why you need to get super familiar with the market you have chosen to invest in and not just buy random things you see all over the country.

What is not OK is to state hearsay as facts and confuse random opinions of random people with actual knowledge or, as you put it, "research."

And that's what the click-funnel does, it filters and develops from random curiosity or random contact, with various outputs for these 3 indicators, appropriately tagging so every day you can start on your highest priority too lowest. because in an ideal setting, you will never get through all of them.

Choosing to invest in real estate will benefit you and your family for generations to come.