I have been studying real estate for a few years now in an effort to decide which niche would fit my family's lifestyle.

Coliving communities typically offer all-inclusive living arrangements with flexible lease terms and a range of amenities, making them particularly appealing to millennials and digital nomads.But here's the exciting part: coliving is not just a lifestyle trend - it's also a rapidly growing investment opportunity.

This enables operators to focus on amenities and features that attract tenants and drive up rates — leading to enhanced profits once the location is open for business.Economies of ScaleA high yield-to-cost rate is not the only advantage when it comes to ground-up development.

But to be frank, CA's trajectory is impossible to replicate as working remote has become more prevalent, companies more “decentralized”, and more people think about not just professions, but also lifestyles these days).Are you able to find trustworthy realtors/PMs or even service providers?

Hi Jeremy,You're absolutely right, the right entry door that perfectly complements the architecture can make an HUGE difference and greatly enhance any front facade.

You'll need to scrape up 3% of the loan amount, but that is definitely doable if you have become accustomed to the poor college student lifestyle!

@Josh Gosnell I will need to know more about your goals, budget, risk tolerance, lifestyle, commute tolerance to better help you.

I like the lifestyle of Austin but agree would look to SA and Dallas as preferred markets right now.  

My interest in utilizing a land trust has to do with enhanced privacy for my investors and was suggested to me by another colleague.

If we like the landlord lifestyle, we'll try for a few more small multifamilies in the area.Right now I'm looking to build our network, so if you're in the area please say hi!