I'm writing some articles and I find that I keep dropping movie quotes into them to parallel a theme or message.

Spend 5-10k to make the apartment a themed apartment as they tend to do much better than a regular Airbnb. 

We are looking to purchase a duplex in around 6 months after our wedding at which point we would live in one half while renting out the other half.

After listening to several pod cast, I heard the recurring theme of ppl scaling up with partners they met on BP.   

Like I said, this property will cash flow and seems to be a great investment BUT here's the thing..I have a full time job (making over $60k), my wife just lost her job due to covid but is pursuing wedding/event photography full time and we don't have too much in the bank for reserves.

We found a great turn key single family 15 minutes from Charlotte city center, nee HVAC and updated interior (floors, paint, appliances, carpet, new bath, etc).Like I said, this property will cash flow and seems to be a great investment BUT here's the thing..I have a full time job (making over $60k), my wife just lost her job due to covid but is pursuing wedding/event photography full time and we don't have too much in the bank for reserves.

Weddings were postponed, holidays disappeared.

We are looking to buy a home for ourselves by early 2022 (after our wedding) and I wanted to make it an opportunity to begin a portfolio of SFHs.

In trying to get creative in this market, I've been looking for mountainy locations with many nearby wedding venues with the idea to Airbnb a nice home nearby.

Because in that discussion, the tenant who doesn't make a living through the property is just a peasant serf expected to work the land for his lord or be whipped for laziness, give his his bride to his lord on his wedding night, and drop dead swinging a hoe or pickax in the lord's fields.