In the rentals where I wanted to provide a more relaxing, unplugged experience, guests were still all "Where're the TVs?!?".

I am never looking for a sure thing as I don't really think they exist but I don't want to get into something that I am not sure how it will look in 3 or 5 years.The only way I would look at this deal is if it is perfect for getaways and relaxing for me and the family and anything I made would help pay for those experiences.

Just relax for a while and see where the country goes next year. 

This summer, I’m heading to Florida and found a new resort that looks amazing for a relaxing getaway.

An expense is relax deductible.

And relax, you're young, and have plenty of time....

You also get holidays and weekends while all of your other friends and family enjoy their time relaxing. 

Even though the distance would be a lot farther to travel than initially investing in another Chicago neighborhood, I know the tenant laws are a lot more relaxed out in the suburbs, the average price of property is much lower, and it just feels like a smoother entry point than a large city in general.I'm very interested in multi-family properties to begin my real estate journey and have worked on putting a team together, so I am getting closer to actually acting, not just observing.

Think lakefront properties in small towns, destinations with new attractions (casinos, amusement parks)...Another idea is investing in properties suitable for accessory dwelling units to create dual-income setups, especially in cities with relaxed ADU regulations.

I’d like to keep the group small and focused—around 10-15 people—so it’s a great opportunity to connect and share ideas in a relaxed setting.If you’re interested, let me know!