@Brian GerlachComparing Branson vs Smokies...Branson is a 4BR Golf Villa on a course but in close proximity to all the main attractions as well as a sporting complex.

We learned some lessons there and came up with a plan to target a very niche market (sport fishermen).

I also have a nephew i am 100% invested in, both in academics and sports. 

The KMart conversion in Danville, Va was crazy to see as the units were popping up every few minutes while we watched the crew. 97,000 sf is A LOT of space, luckily the drone made quick work of filming and kept me from jogging it and passing out before I got to what used to be Sporting Goods.

eXp, Pinnacle, Side are all pretty affordable. 

This other form of crowd funding makes it super easy, even though it might take a bit longer to reach that pinnacle passive income that one is striving for.

Business, like athletics, is run by those with a burning passion for the "sport", a desire to improve and learn, and an incredible work ethic@Pedro Martins I cannot agree with you more on the importance of getting a property manager in a C or D class neighborhood, if you are not familiar with the area or the people.

It's all a bonus when you add in the fact that it's self driving, indestructible, has absurd amounts of space, and sports Teslas magic black ice nullifying technology. 

Additionally, think of professional sports players, I don't know of any who have gotten to where they are without the help of top coaches and mentors.There are a number of short books that you can read through before making a decision to seek out a mentorship program.

I reference political affiliations simply because The Preserve is a sporting club, which typically (but not always) appeals to those who identify as Republican or Independent.I can only really speak to the west coast, as I'm from Los Angeles, but hope this is a little helpful!