I've got a 7 year old daughter as well who wants to own mansions lol. smh I believe there’s a huge opportunity to empower more young people with the knowledge and tools they need to get started in real estate investing.

Your not just regurgitating political talking points your a dang loud speaker for the ultra left-wing koo-koo's....This reminds me of the time that one tenant said to me "and I bet you think the world is round too don't ya" lol.

Since many buyers struggle with paying the down payment (in Denver, $1M is no longer luxury) I wonder if they'll have an extra $24K'ish to pay their buyer's agent -- I'm guessing they will want to roll it into the purchase price?

For example, I want to know the cost needed to do a basic improvement (for a rental), a medium level improvement (live there) or a luxury rehab (use it as an airbnb).

I currently have a solid base of liquid assets and am looking to diversify my investments.I own two fully paid-off single-family homes in Tampa and am currently considering buying a luxury condo in Hallandale Beach for $600K.

I've looked at the AirDNA data and Rentometer but there isn't much data in my area for that size of a home, new construction that people are renting in the luxury space as it's nearly a $2M spec.

We’re probably the only designers and contractors who would say no—unless you’re in the luxury STR space.Why?

Seeking any insight or referrals to family office or trust representatives. Thanks in advance. 

You create a note with an ultra high yield because you capture the interest rate differential between the stated interest rate on the wrap note and the lower interest rate on the underlying note.2.

If you were to move more towards a luxury rental you could likely get $600/month extra but your entry price would then be around $425K.