I have hot tubs in the majority of my STR that I manage and always request my clients to get them.

What I tell clients time and time again is to invest with their end goal in mind. 

It’s great that you’re looking to put your money to work in real estate—smart move.A few key things I always remind my clients (and myself) when investing:1.Don’t rush it.

*This post does not create a CPA-client relationship.

from those I know the way they got going was to buy a 4 plex when it went up in value sell and buy an 8 when it went up sell buy a 16  then a 40 then 100 extra and you need no partners.. you grow it organically. however of course this is not pay 40k and your instantly an apartment owner..

Im also interested in starting to invest in housing whether that be flipping, BRRR, etcMy wife, 54, is newly positioned social worker and climbing to what she feels is her max with clients.

If your clients/or yourself put the time into learning and figuring out a niche in the RE world that excites you, start looking for deals that make sense and always run the numbers.

That's why we require clients to spend a couple days with us in Milwaukee up front, so we can get on the same page and determine an asset quality.Hint: the hood looks much better on a spreadsheet than up close in person.

Although you cannot sell real estate without a license, you can learn a lot by assisting an agent, shadowing client appointments, etc.

@Tyler Koller, we use QBO for all of our Clients but I don't recommend it as a PM software (since it's not that).