[Insert a delightful snippet about myself, the lively bunch I call family, and a sprinkle of warmth to make this message feel like a cozy chat over coffee].I get it, deciding to sell your slice of heaven is no small feat, and it might not even be on your radar.

Keep an eye on results, personalize emails, showcase unique offerings, toss in exclusive deals, and sprinkle some social media magic for a well-rounded approach.

@Nate Flickinger Since you're open to working remotely with a CPA, you can find a few of us who specialize in real estate sprinkled around the forums.

I'd personally be comfortable sprinkling these purchases into my overall investing mix at 10% or less of my portfolio, but I wouldn't make the lion's share of my approach based around this play as I think the development potential there will be in its heyday 10-15 years from now.  

We go to Newport quite often to get Sprinkles Cupcakes.Cheers :)Sean

b) I disagree with those who think you can just load up with a few vacation rentals sprinkled around the world.

Looking to acquire more and sprinkle in some OF properties as well. 

Overpaying for Home Depot staff might equals less stress and headaches.From personal experience: I would suggest not placing all your eggs in one basket.Maybe have a small sprinkle of Lowes/Menards contractors.Regardless, try scheduling your contractors at least 1 to 2 hours apart.Example: Plumber 7 am to 11:00 and electricians 1:00 – 3:30 pmI totally dislike Sears organization

Some years have me investing in multi family residential buildings, other years have me focusing on commercial residential buildings and a few vacation rentals sprinkled in the mix.My point is that you should be forming your own "strong opinion" on what works for you. 

I have the tiny orange ants in one rental and the same issue -- caulked, used HD, etc. and they still get in.Have you tried that granular stuff that you sprinkle outside the house where the ants are coming in?