When my reserves go beyond my comfort threshold, I immediately deploy them into another investment.

Just leverage enough so your cash flow is comfortable. 

(He's also known for some time why I longer give his father new projects: because his father -also handyman, not a contractor - kept quoting thousands of dollars per project despite knowing the CSLB rules that govern handymen and their work in the state.)How would you deal with this if you were in my shoes?

I want to stay in a place that has class and feels comfortable, just like home.

I come from a background of contractors so its something I feel pretty comfortable facilitating.

Hey @Augustin Calderon, they are both good options depending on your comfort level.I would be more biased towards the investment property.

Whether you're casting a line from the shore or venturing out on a kayak excursion, you're sure to reel in unforgettable memories.After a day of adventure in Key West or on the water, unwind in the luxurious comfort of our home.This is more than just a vacation rental, it's an escape to paradise.

I feel comfortable doing that.

Make sure you have a solid team around you, and you feel comfortable evaluating potential deals.

Are there people you feel more comfortable with?