In both of my houses having 1 bathroom shared between 4 people has not been an issue, but I also have maid service and a large house which helps a lot.Other things you have to think about are parking issues, storage space for each person, and utilities which you will usually end up paying for now and that decreases your profit.They are also not "set it and forget it" type properties.  

In my case, I have residential rentals in one LLC, commercial properties in another, self storage in a third, and my real estate company operates in a fourth.

Some common ones that come to mind in addition to a hot tub are a cedar sauna (gotta lean into that Minnesota sauna culture - check out Cedar and Stone out of Duluth for some really cool sauna ideas), snow shoes or cross country skis, or even just a nice outdoor firepit area with tons of firewood (you could also include complementary s'mores supplies for every reservation).  

Would love to hear your thoughts or strategies if you were in my shoes. 

We are both motivated, but seems like there are too many options to choose from, I feel like storage for boats/cars/RV’s is my end game, so I can spend my days fishing lol!

A DST is a hands-off, institutional grade real estate investment (apartments, self storage, commercial, medical office, etc), that allows the investor the option to diversify into multiple markets and industries around the country.

If I'm in your shoes, I would use this as an opportunity to network with other brokers in the office as well as attend local meetups to get a feel for who the movers and shakers are. 

If you were in my shoes as a first time investor, what would you do?

We do self storage, country subdivisions and land in Belize for Teak and secondary value.Whether the U.S. or Belize we take a buyers market approach.  

@Vivek Kumar I ask for proof of liquidity, whether it’s a balance in the bank or a shoe box of cash.