I just read a WSJ article about Tampa, and homeowners there are frustrated because they can't sell their houses... for 5-10% more than they paid for them 1-3 years ago.This could create a self-increasing dynamic.

Detroit's a dynamic market, so do your research and don't be afraid to ask questions.

I'm curious about your thoughts on whether this strategy could take off here given our market dynamics.

They disagree because they are for you.These are some observations of thin-skinned behavior:1.

Lenders are almost universal in their requirement that a borrower has "skin in the game".

Given your age and the time you have, building a stable cash flow can lead to significant wealth over time.Understanding Local Dynamics: You're spot on about the unique dynamics in Japanese real estate, especially with the aging population.

Since Nassau County home prices are high, ensuring there’s enough room for profit after the flip is essential, especially considering the potential family dynamics and the costs involved.It’s definitely doable, but being upfront with the family and working with an estate attorney are key to making this work for everyone.

Its to make sure you have enough skin in the game on this property such that when you buy the next one you're not going to be in over your ski's.Hope that helps, there are many ways to structure your situation so that you can bob and weave around these obstacles.

@Michael Baum also hit one of the most important things - dynamic photography that changes with the seasons and mixes itself up so it's not a stagnant listing.There is no hack to be the best at something (just look at all of the number one bestsellers on Amazon who sell 100 books total), just work on the product, the amenities, the dynamic pricing, and be resilient and responsive to feedback from the first guest on.

Navigating regulations and managing properties can be complex, but with the right preparation, you can find success in this dynamic landscape.Also, Colorado is such a beautiful state that it would be a shame for you to move out of it!