Honestly, while I haven't been doing this for decades like many folks here, I believe this is likely how real estate investing has always been.The last ~15 or so years were an anomaly and we may never see easy money like that again.

I’d love to help you succeed based on my decade of real estate experience.

I've co-owned property with family for nearly a decade while also doing tech stuff while living in the Bay.Currently focusing my efforts on house hacking via tenants in common (aka house hacking with friends) and have also been looking in SF and Tahoe.Happy to connect sometime if you're up for it.

That is what our team at Rent to Retirement has been helping investors to do for a decade now with BP.

-We have inflation rising in most decades and bringing the prices up.  

That is what our team at Rent to Retirement has been helping investors to do for a decade now with BP.

You may not realize the full weight of it, but this is what decades of experience boil down to.

Ton of growth happening in Bartow county and I'd expect it to trickle out to rome.Rome is significantly cheaper than cartersville and I'm expecting that gap to narrow over the next decade.

Some investors opt for larger homes with more bedrooms, while others convert existing residential properties to fit more people comfortably, ensuring they meet safety and accessibility standards.One thing to consider—smaller operations like RAL often rely on word of mouth and local reputation to fill rooms, so community engagement and relationships with local health care providers are key to success.PS: Fun fact—by 2030, it’s projected that more than 20% of the U.S. population will be over the age of 65, which makes senior housing a high-demand sector for decades to come. 

Hi Ram, we have invested in the US for almost a decade with no Visa.