But they are there and have huge views.People want to get rich quick, not sacrifice by living way below their means, working hard, and putting in the many hours of physical sweat to manage and maintain property, or the many hours of due diligence and hard awkward work of truly vetting operators as a “passive” LP.I stay consistent with my personal approach and what I talk about year in and year out.

My goals are to provide financial freedom for my future family and establish a sustainable safety net if physical limitations prevent me from retiring from my current W-2s.

Most banks are retracting their physical footprints, and when they are opening new locations, there is a drive through ATM, but not 2-3 lanes of drive thru teller access.Broadly, I think the finished, leasable sq ft is more valuable.  

I'm not a huge fan of virtual staging personally, I prefer actual physical staging. 

It's too bad that physical limitations equate to "funky changes" in your mind.

That said, above all else, I would prioritize experience far more when making your selection than the physical location of your tax professional.

I'm hoping tenants don't start pushing back on needing a physical key.

I don’t think this is the borrower homestead since the records have a different owner address than the physical address.This is confusing because we aren’t buying a foreclosed property, we would be foreclosing to take possession.

Regional hospital in Denison, Two huge casinos in Oklahoma and a number of smaller ones, Four TI chip plants under construction, and they already have a plant there now, but not sure what it makes, Tyson foods factory (I think chicken), airport that I would think gets some cargo service (but no passenger service yet). 

However, if I'm just looking at the structure/improvement I believe that a home would depreciate following a curve in the same way that most physical goods depreciate on a curve (in terms of real dollars, adjusted for inflation).