My plan was to buy this and live in it for a bit, but then eventually rented out as my first investment property. 

Have been reading up on this a bit and it seems if I get it into a roth ira it can be used for downpayment funds eventually with lower taxes removed?

Wis Dells is a prime location for STRs to be eventually banned or very highly regulated given the large resorts with deep pockets and a lot of influence. 

I've scaled up from there - eventually converting my furnished business from STRs to MTRs and converting most of my units from long-term tenants to MTRs.       

Not only did it cut his living expenses drastically (and the triplex appreciated $843K over those 10 years, not bad on a $20,000 down payment even though that was a fair amount of money back then), but one of his tenants eventually became a business partner on his next investment.

I am not aware of anyone who solves problems in a lasting way without a cash-flow positive business.Competitors and other solutions will have to monetize, eventually, in one of the following ways:- Make money raising capital themselves, and therefore be another GP (Fund of Funds)- Make money raising capital for sponsors - Make money serving LPs by charging LPsThe free components of PassivePockets will be supported by advertising dollars from sponsors.

On top of that, Section 8 tenants are more trouble than the average paying tenant, and they are more likely to create costly turnovers when they eventually leave. 

But the most common giveaway is that they ask strange questions inquiring about your home and will eventually want you to take it off platform, ie.

If you get lucky, they will eventually care about fixing their credit and they will pay what the owe.

Eventually you'll get a feel for good numbers and not-so-good ones.There are plenty of networking events to attend as well.