Yes, yes.... we've all seen the videos where someone lit out for the horizon, bought 200 doors in 3 years, and now they have a podcast.

Strategy 2 is less risky in the short term but might require additional investment later.Ultimately, the choice between these strategies should consider both the financial implications and the investor's personal objectives, including risk tolerance, investment horizon, and the importance of generating immediate versus long-term value.Best of luck with your decisions - these are good options to have  😊Have a great weekend,KC 

It would be a longer time horizon but could increase your profits substantially.

Market price corrections happen.
No one can time the exact top (or bottom) prices of the Real Estate market.
Although you can get a feel for when you think properties are getting too expense, and when you think they...

I have utilized its resources primarily to expand my horizons as a Realtor, and to get in touch with high-net worth individuals who are looking to invest in my new construction projects in Houston.It sounds as though you are looking to flip or rent out a property.

This data from apartments/multi-family is painting a beautiful picture on the horizon for single family rentals.

Through the years I began to think more strategically, and slowly but surely a ideal portfolio began to take shape in my mind that I was able to use to guide me in both acquiring assets and disposing of assets that didn’t fit the portfolio.Seems to me that when Capital is limited, and your main asset is the long term time horizon available to youth, any time spent thinking about  “your portfolio” is probably wasted; to accelerate wealth accumulation you have to decide the degree of risk you want to accept and accumulate assets, or more to the point “do deals” that give you the greatest return for that level of risk.  

. 🏦💼 Let's keep a keen eye on the financial horizon and see what unfolds!

After navigating the challenges and successes of those ventures, I'm eager to explore new horizons, specifically in Airbnb home ownership and multifamily investments.🏡 Background:As a homeowner and former long-term rental landlord, I've learned the ropes of property ownership and management.

Here's our financial blueprint:Key Parameters:Investment horizon: 10 years (2024-2034)Goal: $20,000/month cash flow from real estateInvestment capacity:Years 1-4: $80,000 - 100,000/yearYears 5-10: Up to $200,000 - $300,000/yearSeeking Wisdom for Optimal Strategies:Time constraints: We have busy schedules, so low-maintenance options are preferred.Cash flow priority: Our primary focus is generating steady monthly income.Open to possibilities: We're receptive to various models, asset types, and strategies that align with our goals.Initial Explorations:We've begun considering possibilities like:Single-family rentals (SFRs): Potential for consistent cash flow and appreciation, but require varying levels of management.Vacation rentals: Potential for strong cash flow, but seasonality and management considerations.Syndications: Access to larger deals, professional management, and diversification, but less control and potentially lower returns.REITs: Passive income with minimal effort, but returns might not reach our target.Creative financing: Options like seller financing or joint ventures to potentially accelerate growth.Community Wisdom Requested:We're eager to tap into the collective knowledge of this community!