Others may be more successful than I was.

Now, I'm looking to venture into real estate investment for several reasons:Diversify my investment portfolioBuild generational wealthLower my taxable incomeMy Investment Criteria:Buy and Hold Strategy: I'm focused on long-term investments.Cash Flow: Not a priority for me; I don’t need the income from these properties, even in retirement.Acquisition Pace: I plan to acquire one or two properties per year.

This new dynamic makes it crucial for CFOs and decision-makers to strategically navigate leases, using data-driven insights to secure favorable terms in a still-challenging market.As remote work continues to influence demand, the office market's recovery will depend on how companies adapt their real estate strategies.

If you are looking for cash flow immediately them short term rentals might be something you could also look into in places like Big Bear but appreciation isn't as good up there as it is down here. 

We've found new construction homes to offer more predictable returns, better tenant quality, higher appreciation in values and rents long term, etc. 

Settlling is probably better off because if you argue you are operating this illegally then you're in for my problems.But here is the thing in terms of prevention and hindisght. 

They could not live in the cabin but can stay long-term from November through February to appeal to winter Texans, and that is when we are slower.

So absolutely viable if - like you mentioned you can get creative in terms of financing the deal.

Yes, your parents can take out a HELOC on their paid-off home to help fund your BRRRR, but it’s smart to have a contract in place to outline repayment terms and protect everyone involved.

Turnkey operators don't work like that and they are more like a broker collecting a fee for their work (regardless of the long-term performance).