Stay  out of the STR where you have many inherent risks and you have to clothe, feed and manage it 24/7 365 days per year.

Still 2 of the tenants in my 4 tenant building still choose to go to the laundromat and pay $7.00/load for a big washer and even more for the large dryer and throw two weeks worth of clothes in at a time because they perceive the value of their time is worth more than running 2-3 loads in my cheaper machine and having to spend 4 hours on laundry and $6.00 when for $15.00 they can be done in 1 hour.

(I'm not sure exactly which strategies to employ - but Seller Finance and Sub to have certainly caught my eye.)I'm looking to employ the vast majority of my (future) profits into feeding, clothing and providing shelter to the homeless and working with anyone who'll work with me to develop such people into productive hard working members of society.David

Tool kit, sleeping bag, security measures, work clothing and go there- rip out the drywall that's damaged, sounds like the flooring is ruined as well.

In these 2 million dollar homes, there might be a member of the family wife or husband who has alot of clothes and would like their own HUGE walk in closet .  

Looking for a rental right now is driving me crazy we found a place that's a good area but it's really tiny for all our stuff so I may just have to throw everything into storage not even a lot of closet space for clothes .

We don't spend 100s of thousands on food or clothing so by far this is much bigger investment.

In early 2019, I was moonlighting 2 full time jobs, when I was able to negotiate remote work for both jobs, and I sold everything I had except two backpacks of clothes.

I spoke to several locals and they said as much as they love living in Aspen the overall cost of living is just really high because everything is expensive... gas, food, clothes, taxes, utilities, service work... so I would imagine that owning a rental would come with a lot of higher than usual upkeep costs as well.

Guys and ladies who work hard, live below his or her means, and stack cash, either waiting to reinvest, are currently buying, or are busy working on properties.The issue I do have with the financial freedom people are when they show airplanes, luxury cars and people dressed up and wearing designer sunglasses in their ads, when they should be showing a dude wearing work boots and dirty clothes standing in front of their pickup truck or work van.