I think this principle applies to everything in life.

By trade and training, I’m a marketing, finance, and strategy guy, but at heart, I’m an entrepreneur who loves working with people and building meaningful connections.Real estate has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember, and now I’m diving in to carve my own path. 

I have not paid yet- pls help a senior citizen salvage his entire lifes savings!

Otherwise, if something horrible does happen, you just opened up a huge lawsuit that could destroy your life!

Time of year I can't get anything rented if my life depended on it right now and I have lots of vacants.

Ask yourself how much work you want to do (real estate is not a passive income endeavor) and how does it or does not fit into your life right now.

@Diogo Candido i'm definitly up for a good challenge ;) Looking at what is in the market already, it seems we would need to "build" some kind of 4 or 5 star hotel but ready for seniors.Then we would have two options:1) find an operator to run the assisted business who would be our tenant (not the seniors) and pay us a rent;2) manage the property and the assisted business;At this point in my life, i would be only interested in number 1).

Development has changed my life.

Turns out, those special rules for 1031 exchanges in Oregon.. things like navigating tenant protections and timing constraints.. aren’t exactly set up to make your life easier.

My wife and I are now at a stage in life where we’re looking to move from a condo rental in the city to a home in the suburbs.