Before Covid I met with someone in East Oakland that was wildly succesful with this exact startegy on AirBnB.

I wasn't wild about this as it takes time away from my business and help my competitors get a very good buyer though I cant find nearly enough properties for this buyer.

I can buy a house in San Fran and get a wild appreciation return...I can also buy at the wrong time, not get any appreciation and my cash flow is zilch on top of it.For me, buying a tangible asset, I need to be seeing a double digit return each year.

I was in a similar situation and was receiving wildly different and untrue information from so-called experts.

Let's be wildly optimistic and say that there's $10,000 in gross commission.  

I'd pay particular attention to the unique specializations between the types that @Joel Owens  called out.The typical leases and LL responsibilities will vary WILDLY between these two asset-types-- in fact, I think I can safely assert that they're at the opposite ends of the management-control and responsibility spectrums. 

People get business cards all the time, If you have to dig in your wallet and see 15 business cards, and one is about dogs running wild and free in the parks ... no one will remember you.But honestly...

People will be rushing the housing market like wild bulls trying to get a great deal on those houses.

This is like the 3rd promo I've seen in weeks where a self-anointed guru bashes "gurus" in general to promote their "non-guru" system/class/course/website/coffee cup, etc.It's like what wild hogs do when the food runs out.

So basically he will be a silent partner.Anyone have any idea's on what kind of deal can I put together that will give him a monthly income from the property, while still making it worth wild for me?