Cash flow from investment properties is icing to me, not a replacement ever.

Assets identified in this study include:Appliances: Dishwashers, refrigerators, and ice machinesInterior Finishes: ceiling fans, flooring and decorative wall treatmentsFurniture and Fixtures: shelving, counters, mirrors and cabinetsSpecialized Equipment: diagnostic machines and hydraulic liftsSecurity and Communication Systems: key card readers, telephone connections and security cameras30% of the total depreciable basis was classified as 15-year class life.

Ice noticed that Co-living works best when tenants feel respected and connected, which helps with tenant retention and word-of-mouth referrals.

One form of that is finding a specific niche subject matter expertise...something like an ice fishing cabin that those of us who don't know a thing about the category would never think of investing in.

Once seems like more than enough.Not having to cook - We got Uber Eats in all 50 states brother.Greatest Park - Na bro, I've been watching Ice-T, Elliot Stabler and Olivia Benson pull dead bodies out of that sucker for 20+ years.

As I suggested in my previous post, I'd see them more as icing on the cake.

Right now, big institutions are getting on board, Fidelity, ICE (NYSE), Etrade, TD Ameritrade, and I also think we will see an ETF this year or early next year.

Breaking the ice and getting started is scary, I know how that feels because I was there.

MANY times cities enact ordinances with illegal fees like this and they KNOW they are illegal but they also know it will take at least a few years for the ordinance to be struck down in court and in the meantime it will serve a purpose for the city.

You should only invest if that's the strategy you're interested in doing, and the tax benefits are icing on the cake.