The only difference is one is priced on daily basis and one is not.

It has been best to anticipate wildly different ARVs based on not only the property details, but also the quality of the finishes that are used.

I have yet to do a 1031 exchange or a cost segregation study (I'd like to see how this plays out long term when selling or doing a 1031 exchange into a different property) or expense business travel/mastermind/classes. 

It really makes a difference when you use pros that specialize in REI and how they can help your money work for you. 

I agree, the podcasts have made a difference in my knowledge of real estate. 

You're past that part but small changes make a big difference if ____ happens. 

If I am putting that money to work with investments and not spending it what’s the difference if I use it for real estate to fuel my retirement or my 401K.

I believe addressing the root cause will be far more effective than having two different property management companies trying to manage under one roof.

I have access to a $500,000 HELOC but live in Fort Lauderdale, where property prices are high, and cash flow opportunities seem tough to find.I’m considering different strategies like:BRRRR or flips (but concerned about high acquisition costs)Out-of-state investing (but hesitant about managing from afar)House hacking (but not sure if it makes sense given my situation)For those who’ve started in high-cost markets, what strategies worked for you?

But this is exact same risk anyone who is in rental business has to take, it's not different from it.