Furthermore, you should explore checkbook control versus having the custodian make all the investments.  

Hi I would love to connect with more investors in the St Louis Dutch Town Area :)

Now that Trump won the election, I wanted to get a discussion going about what potential impact this could have on towns along the Rio Grande Valley like McAllen, and Brownsville, Texas.The population growth in these towns has been great over the years making it a worthwhile investment.

Look on Linkedin or other job sites to see any traveling nurse positions in your town.

With your strong equity, consider refinancing to improve cash flow, selling a few properties to reduce debt and build liquidity, or re-evaluating rents and exploring short-term rentals for better returns—all while aligning with your long-term goals.

This community is a great place to explore financing options and connect with like-minded investors.

You might explore partnerships where you fund all-cash deals in exchange for a portion of the profit.

Another factor to consider is the part of town your property is in and if you would have more issues with tenants due to issues with shared space.

Because of this, I'm exploring what it would look like to begin investing in vacation rental real estate as a way to:1 - Save on taxes by taking depreciation2 - Hold long-term appreciating assets3 - Have properties where we enjoy vacationing that we can stay at when we go to do maintenance (probably 2 areas).What resources would you recommend for someone just starting out who has these specific goals?

If I were to sell, I would look to buy another multi-unit property in a smaller town in the $100-120K range that cash flows $400.