Every morning I buy a large Diet Coke at McD.  

The interest in this current fad type push seems to out rank all other forms of RE investing.

It is kind of like the difference between going to a weekend training seminar to learn about diet and exercise so you can loose weight VS. having a personal trainer for 6 months that is measuring your progress and telling you what to do and what order to do it in.The part that sucks for guys like me is that I don't make enough at my coaching to live like a rock star, so I gotta keep flipping deals and managing rentals, LOL!

On resort websites, 1/2 means 1 bed and two baths.If this fad continues, we'll see more houses with more baths than beds.

Everyone seems to follow the same paths as the new fad or cool thing to try.

If I really know the person and clearly understand they are a get rich, MLM chasing type who bounces to each fad and quits within a month, I say they shouldnt bother.

(well, that depends on things like: your current fitness level, your age, whether you have access to a gym, your preferred exercise routines, your preferred diet, whether your goal is to build strength, increase stamina, lose weight, etc., etc., etc. 

However, with a good manager (ie. employee) in place, I’ve personally witnessed mall owners making 15%+ cap rates, while only devoting 2 to 3 hours per month to the business and property.Years ago, I had a hunch that this business / investment model may just be a fad.

The diet that works is the one you actually stick to. 

From what I see, glamping seems to be a Covid fad that is over.