My wife and I opened a Chicago Style hot dog cart, and I reprised my handyman business I started prior to COVID.

I literally had to pay a two people two sleep in two units while their dogs were in the other two. 

“Genius” me agreed to rent a house for them in exchange for fostering a few of my dogs (I run a dog rescue group.)

Sober living facilities can carry a higher insurance cost plus riders due to liability and likelihood of predictable behavioral issues.

In return I can offer access to MLS information(Realtor), Sweat equity(maybe you need help in one of your flips), Bird dogging, or even listing any properties for you in return for your guidance. looking forward to connect with the community.

Unlike the frenzied buying behavior during the pandemic, today’s buyers are more selective and are seeking properties that offer true value.This shift has led to increased demand for move-in-ready homes and properties that are in excellent condition.

The biggest thing I’d say is to not let the tax tail wag the dog.

The owners dog is generally pretty eager to pick up their own poop and the owner of the dog gets the message quickly. 

(Car crash, dog attack, etc etc.).

Specifically I will look into the following:- Legal- Tax Rules- Network + Friends + Connections- Language Barriers- Payment Transactions and Recourse for Fraud- General/customary behavior among vendors and contractors in the area (good and bad)