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@Jake Baker Locking in a lower rate with prepayment penalties makes sense if you’re holding long-term, and co-living is a smart way to boost cash flow while addressing affordability.

Avoid relying on things like hoping that the Fed will lower rates to boost prices—this isn't investing; it's speculative hoping.

I think it really depends when and how you get ultra wealthy and ultimately you have to love what you do. 

So ultimately, you should sell your primary, rent a cool house, invest in rentals. 

Ultimately in looking at it, I'm not sure commercial would be that great as it doesn't have any highway frontage. 

These upgrades revitalized the home, boosting its curb appeal and market value.

It’s a solid option to boost your chances of actually reaching the homeowners you’re targeting.

Ultimately, all the costs would be added to your basis in the property and depreciated when you place the property in service as a short term rental.

When you are investing with a capital raiser, you are ultimately investing in whoever they are partnering with as the operator, and you must do your due diligence on that complete team and look at their track record.