Or figure out how projects are developed and get one "most of the way" (land leased, site planned, permitted, power purchase agreement signed) and then sell the deal to a big developer.My perspective: My W2 for the last 8 years is environmental and development consulting for oil & gas, renewables generation, transmission, and commercial RE development.

I live in a 4 season mountain town and we were only able to generate about 30% occupancy.

I’m hoping my story will lead to some great connections here and maybe help a few people in the process.

Hey BP community,I’m currently looking to expand my lead pipeline, and lately, it’s been pretty challenging to consistently find good deals.

Properties within driving distance offer several advantages:Hands-on management: You can personally handle issues like maintenance, repairs, and tenant interactions, which is invaluable when you're learning the ins and outs of rental management.Cost efficiency: Without needing to rely on a property manager from the start, you’ll save on fees.Faster response time: Being local means you're close enough to address emergencies or inspect the property as needed.Starting with a nearby property often leads to a smoother learning experience.

I was under the assumption that the road leading to cabin was a public road as it is named and marked on all maps, apparently not.

Then I move to something like, how did you find them as a tenant/worker (meaning how did the lead come to them)?

I'm currently looking to build my social media presence to start connecting with real estate investors, which hopefully leads to having committed investors willing to invest capital in a property with me.

I was working as a lead carpentry for a remodeling in company in Seattle, but left in Oct. 2023 to help with my family's property and turn my side work full time, which is slowing down.

I hope to hear some leads by morning.