@Andrew MaturanaTo gain a competitive edge in the hospitality industry, explore creative ventures, Triple Net investments, house hacking, syndications, joint ventures, and leverage business acumen, networking, and resources.Good Luck!

A bootcamp is how we came into the mix.I'm also a real estate agent, and investor that left their W2 in March to pursue real estate ventures full time.  

For those who have ventured into Co-Living, what strategies have you found most effective in ensuring both financial success and a strong sense of community?

There are NO institutional investors that will jump on this kind of deal, but you can maybe find a private lender or do a Joint Venture (equity split?).

Best to do Joint venture with a  reputed flipper near you at the start

We own our property in an LLC, definitely some long-term appreciation and/or development potential and have various business ventures, but nothing that's pulling in large net income....yet.  

See if you can do meetups and meet experienced investors near your city and see if you can get onto  a Joint Venture to get feet wet

I've just finished my fourth house and am now venturing into short-term and long-term rentals. 

I am extremely excited about starting this venture. 

A property manager handles these responsibilities, freeing up your time for other ventures or personal pursuits.3.