It has been so instrumental in our investing journey, and in my growth as a real estate agent.

Someone had a Tesla X and it was dancing to the music- headlights and lambo doors flapping like a bird.

Good live music at Harlow's too.I do a mix of in-town and country, but I'm picky about the in-town neighborhoods because I don't have much difficulty with rent collection and I'd like to keep it that way.I see plenty of rehabs each year, it's just a matter of finding the ones where the numbers work as long-term rentals. 

Real estate is fun for them but they don't want it to get in the way of their real passion.Turn Key and other passive RE  instruments can be great for your involvement because they allow you to indulge but limit your involvement to the tertiary. 

So you may need to look into this as you said you want to be able to use the assets.Trust instruments are also costly to set up and require annual tax returns to be filed.I hope I was able to answer your question without going into a tangent.

I love the architecture, music, food, atmosphere...what a great city!

Elementary school would be OK, but high school is another story - those are the students who could be troublemakers (graffiti, loitering, drugs, drinking, littering, fighting, loud music, etc).

Until the music stopped. 

So there are many local attractions that you can (and should) promote on your website and in your marketing materials, from the local spas, golf courses, and boutiques, to the nearby music festivals and desert hiking.Many Palm Springs vacation homeowners may also make the extra effort to join forces with local businesses and tourist attractions to offer perks to their guests.

I'm currently between positions and learning more about home maintenance and repair-Religion: Unitarian Universalist -Spouse: unmarried, but have a very loving and supportive girlfriend of 4.5 years-Pets: I have a very sweet cat named Maple-Hobbies: I like hiking, biking, listening to music, playing games (board & video), and reading / learning-Location: Boulder is a nice town but due to the supply of housing being (intentionally) broken, it is REALLY daunting for a non-wealthy person to think about starting a real estate journey here...