Quote from @James Wise:I need to dig up a podcast that I listened to about 2 months ago with Tom Ferry, and the person was giving all the states, You are pretty close to that number on 5 days or more.. 95% range, the industry is very off kilter these days with the low activity of 2023 and 2024 that most people licensed just retired, gave up, or thought they were going to do something and never could get a sale due to bad leadership.

I've been in the industry for four years.

Now I coinvest with others in larger deals from apartments, trailer homes to industrial deals. 

This might lead to cuts or delays in public infrastructure and services that many tertiary industries—like hospitality, professional services, and retail—rely on to thrive.

Why not look at things like triple net or industrial?

Originally posted by @Jonathan Mueller:Ok so I just bought an extended stay motel in Michigan......and I live in Utah.How it happened: I was under contract on a single level 9 plex in a small industrial town in Michigan, I flew out for the inspection and we found mold all throughout the roof and the crawlspace.

Whether driven by local industries, educational institutions, or other anchors, these economies can offer consistent rental demand, leading to stable cash flow for real estate investors.5.

“Texas is the birthplace of the chip that changed the world—and where the future of America’s semiconductor industry is already building.

I've owned long term, short term and commercial (industrial) properties in the past, but never anything out of Province/State.Thanks so much!

Not sure if this appeals to youJoint Ventures: Partnering with a larger hospitality group or another investor might not only bring in funding but also expertise and industry connections. 40% of a deal is better than no deal.