Next year people will have reviews to read to help them decide if they trust you with their hard-earned money.

If you have an LLC, ownership percentages are recorded and thus difficult and/or costly to change if an active partner is earning equity through actions.To give some personal experience, Lending and banking can be difficult at best, impossible at worst with a Land Trust.  

My initial thought is to invest this into the stock market (Amazon, Tesla, Google, etc...) and keep doing that for the next two distributions as well, ultimately pulling it all back out, plus the earnings (hopefully) in 3 years time to purchase a house.Based on the plethora of experience in these forums, does the above sound like a good plan? 

Worst case if I have to leave the United States and work abroad, can I still have my house as a rental property after a 1-2 years and earn passive income from abroad even as a non-US citizen? 

I am married and earn a good income, but we are a single income household—my husband is disabled and cannot work.

Just gotta go to work and earn more money.

So, if you give your members a great move-in experience and they stay for a while, you'll earn more than the 12% fee structure. 

Even if they don't pay, I'm still ahead because I collected $3,000 in fees that year.Again, in my experience, I have had hundreds of pet owners and only a few of them have caused damages beyond what a deposit will cover, so I have earned tens of thousands in exra income for my owners.

They earn money by making minimal changes to properties and reselling them for slightly higher prices.

Hello, I am completely new to real estate investing and was hoping to find out from people who have been in the game for a while what a realistic earning potential would be from accumulating long term rentals over time.