They are the kind of tenant who might try to challenge you.

This is just one persons opinion coming from my personal experience: The challenge I'd like to leave for anyone who wants to break your golden handcuffs of a 9 to 5: If you want a different outcome, you have to put in different inputs.

I own properties in many states, and NM is not that challenging to deal with compared to Ohio, PA, and NY.Anyway, in Albuquerque, it is relativity easy to get Airbnb permits.

In others experience is this return worth the risk given Multi-family environment ie supply, interest rates, project specific risks, illiquidity risk, and more specifically the Preferred Equity subordinated tranche risk (this sounds like just a Mezzanine loan without recourse).

repost from earlier post...Hello everyone, in my first 90 days, I took the challenge and found my first investment property with incoming money producing tenants.

Well, like any endeavor, you gotta get past the initial learning/no profit hurdle...any wealth building system is gonna be a challenge.

Challenges?

The journey may have its challenges, but with persistence and a solid strategy, you can achieve your real estate investment goals and create lasting wealth.

My partners and I recently acquired a mixed-use property, and we’re facing a challenge with one of our commercial tenants.

While challenges remain, officials hope to leverage Olympic visibility to increase tourism and support broader economic growth.