Classic opportunity cost question.Ks RE?

The key, I think, is to actually stay away from the "classic" REI keyword portfolio and look for cheaper ways to get in front of the same audience.Typically, we'll do this by prioritizing the most profitable keywords in phrase match variations, avoiding exact match altogether (broad is still too broad in most markets, though it's probably worth a test in a market like yours).Another key is going to be finding the place at which you can affordably compete - NOT going after the top positions because that's what everyone else is doing.We find that the top spots in MANY markets are actually not worth the increase in cost - and that you can actually do more deals by targeting position 2, 3, etc.

It was a total fixer upper and I did the classic thing of buying the worst house in the best area.

Airbnbs (and short-term rentals) have classically been a good investment, with returns that were often 2-3 times that of traditional long-term investments.

It is the classic Vanilla vs Chocolate.  

That's a classic risk versus reward argument, and there are arguments in favor of either technique.  

Classic pump and dump due diligence scammers.. they relied on the fact that 10k was too little amount for people to sue for or the authorities to get interested in.. until they took the 10K from Ingrid Robinson.. 

Classic.

This is a classic case of tripping over dollars to pick up pennies . 

You will wind up with a lot of knowledge and credibility, and a possible fall-back occupation/career.Your comment - "I don't care about the price as long as it is worth it" is classic.....made me laugh....