But it all comes down to how much funds you have or if you'd rather buy 2 townhomes and spread your cash versus put it all into one basket one a house.

Those who connect back should then be exposed to your frequent value-adding posts and could result in fruitful relationships.I only recently started to post more but my formula is to think of something interesting in the industry, find a reputable source for an article on the topic, write some text for how Midas Touch is learning from or applying the topic to our investing, and post it.

Do we really want to have all our eggs in one basket?

If you can make good money as a STR and at least cover your expenses as a LTR, then it can be a fruitful investment while minimizing your risk. 

I find that this time of year is when the most fruitful conversations about strategy and growth go on.

Remember, diversification is your best defense against unpredictability; don't put all your eggs in the STR basket.

Ultimately, we let the 45-day window expire and took the net proceeds as boot because we identified a handful of Opportunity Zone investments that were pretty attractive and met the needs of the investor.We then identified a basket of OZ funds with various business models to diversify risk.

Since I'm in Arizona and I see this problem (illegals) a lot (by the way we boarder Mexico in case you don't have a globe) and we as a family go see the band the "Merry Achies" at holidays and eat tacos and tortillas, and see Indian hoop dancing, and basket weaving, it isn't about the food or music.

Meaning you shouldn't be putting all of your eggs in one basket.

Very little from FB flips maybe 3000, it’s more for fun here and there. recently started the online store. anyways probs not worth having even mentioned those two considering as of now both very little compared to 97% from work. i work a lot my friends say im a workaholic lol. i’m just trying to elevate my family’s life. by elevate i mean get us out of working so much and actually have more time to enjoy the fruits of our labor