@Chris Schuler  Here in El Paso, TX 1) cash-flowing on SFRs is near impossible  2) the multi's that cashflow are out of my current price rangeThe abundance of land means constant expansion and no true city center to entice people to buy older homes/rehabs in older neighborhoods for the same price they can buy brand new.  

(I noted in Health Dept letters that the county had a moratorium on new lots when owner at the time wanted to do a subsequent expansion, so the 25 lot opportunity sounds exciting). 

Since ADU can be it’s own structure, sqft per sqft it might be worth more than an addition (expansion) to the house.

Coaching actually can be much more expansive than that.

our expansion is limited by essentially our driving distance of our managers and administrators.

Expansions get put on hold.

And if/when the expansion to other states comes around, file as a foreign LLC?

The wind has since shifted.In the early 1800s, New York State financed the building of the Erie Canal, which kicked off the westward expansion of American commerce.

It feeles good but isn't really doing much.When I stopped investment expansion I pull my equity out and invest in income funds as a long term investment plan.

If we go into a tailspin it doesn't bide well for other countries and might hit a global recession.Most investment cycles go about 10 years but tax policies juiced out further a prolonged expansion.