We regularly meet with potential venture capital investors in our co-working space, but that's the expectation for technology startups.From our perspective, we can't afford the "chains" associated with a long-term office lease and would rather pay more  "per square foot" to retain the flexibility to grow or contract quickly.

Hopefully this gives you the flexibility to make your next move with confidence.  

That way you’re getting something for it, but you’re also being flexible to their needs.

We're just a bit more flexible than a TK only company. 

Many of my tenants are younger folk who like the flexibility of renting - not being locked into owning a home.

I opened a HELOC on this equity which has given me flexibility on other deals.We lived there well for about 3 years.Now it is rented for a solid 1450/month.

They want their tenant friend to stay an extra 3 months, got burnt by an inspection before, need a flexible closing date to find a new place - accomodating these things are often worth more than money!  

Do I keep myself flexible and keep renting and purchase a home to rent out either as Airbnb?

I think it would be ideal for a retired person or someone with a flexible schedule. 

Probably for passive income and time flexibility/lifestyle.