I am passionate about helping teach others, especially women, learn how to do the same!!

Or should I just keep it as a passion project, see where it goes, and keep chugging as long as I'm happy lol?

As I step into this new chapter, I’m excited to learn, share insights, and expand my network with professionals who are passionate about real estate.Looking forward to connecting, learning, and hopefully collaborating with some of you!

Proceed cautiously, judiciously, soberly, and passionately.

It's about, in my case, doing something I love, creating a community that I can also learn from, and leaving a legacy for my six kids and their kids. 50 years from now they're gonna see my videos on money and finance.I think it's all about a person's passion, and helping people leave their W2 is a lot more exciting to me right now than closing a deal.

I have seen your many posts and can tell this is something you are passionate about.

Grow a passion for learning and I promise you.

(I do have a unit that I plan to make into an MTR sometime in the next few years... that's as far as I've gotten.)My opinion is that you should invest in STRs because: you're passionate about hospitality and therefore want to own and operate an STR successfully. 

I haven’t felt so passionate about something since I discovered my love of adventure through rock climbing.

I'm Todd Hornquist from Zumbrota MN near Rochester, passionate about real estate investing for one year.