As you know this is a favorite area because it considers innovative strategies to be founded on the strange and the sublime...not really.

Thanks for sharing the details including the financial innovation to pull it off.

My wife and I bought three condos in Branson in Nov '19/Feb '20 and couldn't be happier with our choice. 

Situation: I purchased a property in Nov 2016, inheriting a habitually late tenant.

Here are some of my ultimate dreams in life and passions:Big dream 1:  I would love to one day be a commercial and residential real estate developer and investor with my own business.Big dream 2:  I have a non real estate, technology/innovation/manufacturing product idea I would like to one day create, the barrier to entry is high though.Ideas to get there:  1.  

Another innovative idea is to allow the new owner to pick their siding.  

In my experience around here it is very hard to get new renters in Nov Dec and Jan I think mostly because of the holiday but where your at the harsh winters are another reason for people to not want to move.

I will be closing on my first investment property in Norfolk during last week in OCT or first week in NOV.

What are some tips for a business investor experienced in high risk startups shifting into real estate investment? How drastically do they differ, what are some of the most transferable skills between either? 

How do you plan to combat those issues, will you expand your network, move to a new location, expand your marketing, or some other innovative strategy?