Some local owners will take 6 to 18 months or even years to sell because they don't have to as they're wealthy and don't have a mortgage. 

This is how real wealth is built over time.Cashflow is the long term goal but it just isn't realistic in high growth markets like Austin.

I’m trying to break out of the matrix and get my life going the right way and be wealthy.

Recently moved to the poconos and a lot of wealthy people move to the area from NYC and neighboring states, seems like finding buyers will not be hard if the deal is rightlove to get the conversation started and please correct me if I’m wrong on any point.

Part of the reason to build wealth is to not sweat 1-4 weeks of lost rent.

If the real estate market crashes you lose your job and your wealth. I

In 2021 he started another company, Techvestor, which uses a similar model to allow people to invest in properties to be rented on Airbnb.One long-tenured Silicon Valley wealth manager, who spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid alienating potential clients, says his main takeaway from the incident is that wealthy tech workers are often not such sophisticated investors.

Wealthy 2nd homeowners looking for someone to manage their home 11 months out of the year will gladly pay higher fees if you can demonstrate you’ll properly take care of their home and perform well.

People have grown wealthy starting out just how you have described.  

We're trying to raise a portion of the funds for a small resort (6 cabins) from private individuals and I'm running into some difficulties: The whole real estate syndication accredited vs/non-accredited investor thing (if I'm understanding it correctly) seems to be a huge hindrance to actually raising money from average (non-wealthy) people that would normally be the kinds of people I'd come into contact with.