When bookings are slow, we don't freak out, we go visit, when its jammed pack in the busy season we enjoy the cash return for the cash we put in.

Quick and aggressive, or slow and steady?

How do small investors compete with big buildings that can easily decrease their rents or offer incentives if the economy slows down?

Due to item 1, adding an ADU can require years to start achieving any return (once the accumulated cash flow recovers the initial negative position).3) Adding an ADU is a slow process.

The number of properties per year should align with your experience and available time, starting slow initially.

Scaling with Class C SFHs in the Midwest at these interest rates is going to be a slow painful process to achieve wealth. 

Sometimes, it is that little extra that gets you over the hump to acquire/control a greater asset than you would have without withdrawing those funds.Take a moment and think about all those numbers that have been thrown around.

I think I want to start slow, so that’s why I’m seeing if I can get some momentum with the inherited akiya first before selling and considering investment options.

I considered rezoning to commercial and selling to a developer, but as I understand it the city is currently very reluctant to approve these kinds of requests and commercial development is very slow because of high interest rates.

They are very picky on sites and slow to respond and can take 6 months to 1 year or more.