Consider your lifestyle and how much time you have available to devote to your passive income stream.2.Upfront Investment Another factor to consider when choosing a passive income stream in real estate is the upfront investment required.

Depends on your assets, lifestyle, resources, desires.  

The preference for proximity to work and lifestyle amenities, despite slightly higher rents, underscores the importance of location in tenant decision-making.

It's about maintaining your current lifestyle for as long as you live.

A lot of your choice will come down to some personal preferences, lifestyle and pace choice and, as others mentioned, financing.

We're also looking for a friendly community, a decent lifestyle, and chances to grow professionally in real estate.Check out our list—and yes, I know it's pretty varied!

However I want to provide my partner and family a certain lifestyle and build for the future with real estate. 

My husband and I started our journey last year with a house hack and 2 long-term rentals (after an exhaustive review of all options), there’s a lot to consider and ultimately need to ladder up to your short and long term goals, as well as your lifestyle (esp with kiddos). 

I'm sure that, as @Bruno Demarco Quiroz mentioned, you'll be the first to agree that getting a double-digit return today or in the future will likely be the exception rather than the rule, at least until the municipality stops giving building permits to anyone and their mother like and decide to reign in supply like they've done in other parts of Mexico like Cabo for example.Not long ago, I met with a real estate agent on the ground who mentioned that, given the changing market, Tulum had become a lifestyle market rather than an investment market.

The city's diverse neighborhoods cater to various budgets and lifestyles, enhancing its appeal to a broad tenant base.