There can be some really big return ideas for investing in tiny homes, but those tend to be missed with small mindsets that limit what they truly bring to the world of big time investing.Let's talk about some of those sustainable and lucrative options in tiny home investing...New developments that include a spectrum of builds such as small and affordable living spaces like tiny home parks in place of over saturated apartment buildings that have empty doors more often than not these days, or luxurious destination spaces that bring in the trendy and fresh buyers that cater to the Air B&B mindset all carry big return possibilities and those who take those opportunities seriously, see serious rewards in their hard work.

Do you have specific hobbies or travel destinations that the masses do not know about as well as you?

I’m looking for some advice on owning in Destin, FL.

Are you looking for vacation destinations, traveling nurses, or something else entirely?

Property in Somerville is super not-affordable, so you may experience more success if you pitch it as a service that you can coordinate, and not as you using their space to make a ton of money for yourself.Also, please clarify, do you intend to live in the apartment and also use it as an Airbnb destination, or just use it for Airbnb?

.🏙️ Las Vegas Tops List for Relocating Home Buyers: A recent study by Redfin, the online real-estate broker, reveals that Las Vegas has become the most sought-after destination for homebuyers relocating from one city to another.

Josh,  while the Emerald Coast is full of STRs, that is what drives 95% of our economy, and we are STILL five years behind construction here in PCB/Destin/Forgotten Coast. 

Recently joined this interesting site.As investor I'd like to use as little money as possible out of my pocket and make a great return, so that ,I'll try to find deals in order to purchase a near rent ready property in the $35/$50 K range and shoot for as close to the 1,5/2 %rule as possible while the investiment 'd be In cash.As a foreigner, I 'd be passive since I could make a trip to U.S once a year, so that ,I'm thinking on buy home class B-/C cash flowing and any appreciation 'd be a bonus.I'm still undicided so my invest destination could be Detroit or Baltimore..According to my goals detailed above, I ask you:1) Detroit or Baltimore?

The 30 years is a long time and the rate is destined to change as early as next year with the Biden’s proposal. 

There will likely be a healthy bit of “why should our lean/struggling vacation destination district, be the main tax base to cure housing shortages in major metro areas?”