Good old Uncle Sam.For most folks in the US, taxes are anywhere from 30-50% of their gross income every year.To protect yourself, you should do 2 key things.1.

I would be willing to risk a higher price point to acquire the "ideal" tenant, however.I understand that putting in the time and collaboration with like-minded investors is key. 

Key neighborhoods to look into include Avondale, Crestwood, and Highland Park—these areas have seen growth, attract young professionals, and offer solid rental potential.You don't have to visit in person, but it can help for peace of mind.

Being realistic, conversions to actual bookings are typically low.However, doing your research on potential travel influencers is key and understanding their packages & deliverables.

I’m curious—what are some of the key factors that help you quickly determine whether to move forward with a borrower or pass on a deal?

Communication and trust are key.2️⃣ How I Met My Business Partner: Many times, people connect through networking, mutual acquaintances, or real estate investment groups (similar to this forum!).

@Jennifer Taylor Your structure looks solid, but here are key considerations:LLCs: Keeping each property in a separate LLC is good for liability protection.

So it really comes down to how each investor analyzes risk -- the key for those who are passive is --> make sure you account for the risk.

Good old Uncle Sam.For most folks in the US, taxes are anywhere from 30-50% of their gross income every year.To protect yourself, you should do 2 key things.1.

The key is finding a market that fits your strategy—whether that’s cash flow, appreciation, or simply diversification.