Best not to have all your eggs in one Airbnb basket.

The dozens and dozens of threads in the last decade asking "should I wait" or "how should I change my strategy" can't possibly be fruitful.

Charcuterie board perhaps....Who doesn't love assorted meats, cheeses and fruits?

Never invest in any location with rent control.Inflation compensating - Every time you go to the store, the same basket of goods costs more and more dollars.

Know the risks and potential returns of various investment vehicles, such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and, of course, real estate.Develop a Diverse Portfolio-The old saying “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket” is accurate.

In the process, plumber found big fruiting mushroom because it is fall time at this point.

My office building sends us a holiday basket that probably costs 50-75 bucks.   

I'm confident that our mutual interests can lead to a fruitful relationship.

I'm not going to get into a  he 'said/she said' but I am going to set the record straight.Low hanging fruit....Adam TRIES to compete with us.

Originally posted by @Justin Gottuso:@Mark Seery$700,000 down payment for this 60 unit property in Columbus that grossed $430,000 income last year, $250,000 net operating income before the mortgage and $110,000 profit/$9,200 per month after paying the mortgage and all other expenses - but rents are below market rate and projected to increase from $110,000 to $190,000/$16,000 per month after increases over a few year period.I don't know how much of a time suck that would be for an outofstater and/or if a 10% fee for a Property Manager would cover me there, but yeah, those kinds of numbers are attractive, putting aside all eggs in one basket considerations.