CitaDAO focuses on commercial real estate, and their first building coming on-chain is a $20m property located at 56 Queen St, Cardiff, UK - a prime downtown area.On the other hand, RealT currently focuses on mostly residential in the US, with property values ranging from 50k to over $500k per property.

Thinking of trying to market to a handful of homeowners that would like us to manage the STR for a % of revenue.

Now that I am retired, I am eager to: 1) Gain hands-on experience in flipping homes in Florida, 2) Find properties with potential for value-add/forced appreciation, 3) Partner with experienced home flippers for collaborative projects.

Otherwise a total waste of time and money.Likewise entities, "building my team", "setting everything up correctly" and all that other fluff that benefits only people who set it up for you. 

I've only done 6 new construction builds ( ADU's ) ranging from 500-1200 but all seperate properties.There are also two other 0.48 acre lots (that were never merged together) adjacent to the current large lot of 3-ish acres to make this a total of 8- 0.48 acre lots when/if these do get reverted to their original size. 

Anyone with a little extra money on their hands with the intent of buying real estate may be considered a legitimate lead.

My second question was- Does it have to be one-for-one property or can it be one-for-two properties totaling 2M and more? 

There is a billboard on site with lease in place. 2.5 acres total with outdoor parking and room for expansion.

Now, if for whatever reason this was a fair allocation, and the 5-yr property indeed lost 90% of its value while in our hands - then the impressive tax savings they boasted about would be valid as well. 

Residential, in my opinion, is a hassle so I am getting rid most of those properties so I can reduce my hands-on activities by 90%.