Generally one is limited to: Real Estate, Businesses, Trust Deeds and Mortgage Notes, Forex, Tax Liens, Private Stock Offerings, Private Partnerships, Private Placements, Limited Liability Companies (LLC's), Notes, Franchises, Hedge Funds, Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Foreclosures and Pre-Foreclosures, International Real Estate, Leases, Lease Options, Loans, Joint Ventures, Coins, Precious Metals.

The term "sweat equity" was probably coined by a landlord. 

More importantly, it has reinforced the idea of analyzing both sides of the coin with equal importance. 

This is a low margin business, we're not Scrouge McDuck swimming in gold coins, I promise. 

I've seen a few cash flow positive potential rental properties in the Boulder, CO in the $150K - $200K range.

Their partners preferred to invest funds in Crypto, anticipating a greater ROI and perhaps right in the short term.

While the Fed has signalled that it will cut rates three times in 2024, and I believe them, any projections for what will happen after that are a coin flip. 

Cryptos looking good?

I see both sides of the coin but that's why I am thinking a little both!

The fact is, there are a lot of investors in STR who are not seeing any returns and on the flip side of the coin, an equal percentage of investors are killing it.