Many probably are.Just be careful about getting sucked into a new career and not having the time/energy left to invest.

I would equate this to the efficient market hypothesis.

While I am looking for ways to be more efficient this year across my STR properties I will not skimp on sports and it must be an easy guest experience. 

The  local power company and Energy buyer contracts are set, land-lease contracts are set, and the solar equipment are all in place.

Training, recovery, and match travel must surely be time and energy-consuming. 

It seems like the others are telling you to take the practical approach to the situation and you are going to be better off exerting the energy and money in new opportunities.

The probability of getting an efficient, well run HOA has got to be <10%. 

And if it’s even 1 hour it’s one particular needy tenant I have that takes up the majority of my time and energy on a regular basis.

The property, sold by a joint venture between JBG SMITH and PGIM for $325 million, or $588/SF, was approximately 26% below its 2019 valuation.Other examples include Lennar's acquisition of its Miami, Florida headquarters for $68 million, or $319/SF, and First Energy's purchase of its Akron, Ohio headquarters for $49 million, or $136/SF, both at substantial discounts to replacement cost.Investors pricing deals at discounts to existing debt is a parallel trend.

so if your spouse thinks that investing is going to take capital / energy away from buying a primary - then maybe that is a problem!