Their perception of their skills far outweighs their actual knowledge, leading to costly mistakes.The other path is paralysis: they begin to realize how much they don’t know and become stuck, afraid to make a move.

In todays environment with higher interest rates there are less buyers in the market than a few years ago so waiting several years until rates drop to a more palatable range could lead to much higher returns.

So much of the land was just taken by the river anyway -- it just re-routed itself and swallowed up most of the land on the riverside of the road.I do have one more favor to ask -- if anyone has leads on an accountant that can jump in to help us file last year's taxes by late November, I would be grateful to hear -- I still need to get them done, and especially need them done in order to apply for the SBA loan by the December 2 deadline.

Most of our money has been invested in the stock market since we moved to the US in 2017, but we are looking to diversify and generate passive, long-term income.

I also don’t have a percentage, but in general - I have found Facebook Marketplace to have the “coldest” leads.

Our cost to do business vs the revenue a small loan generates would put us in the red.

The issue I have and would like to hopefully get some advice on is the below:In real estate specific tax strategies - it is my understanding that I would be able to generate significant “losses” through the use of bonus depreciation and other strategies. 

Personally, I have found occasional private lending to be a good networking tool and lead generator for what I'm really looking for - properties I can develop. 

I see the value in generating consistent cash flow and building long-term equity through this strategy.Available Capital: I currently have 100k available to invest.

This also leads owners to ASSUME simpler is better when it comes to management contracts.