I have been saying it over the past 2 years and over the past couple of months it is becoming more evident some investors put the cart in front of the horse. 50% of all AirBnB's were bought over the last 2 years and I would be willing to bet none of them work as LTR.

You have and still walk the walk, run the race, and do everything needed to be successfull!  

My daughter is on track for a pretty sweet inheritance.Lots of people complain about the corporate rat race, but the pensions are sweet.

Irvington and Speedway west of the race track are a couple other good rental neighborhoods that come to mind.  

your getting the cart before the horse... if your goal is to build this out.. and you at the end of the day are going to need your local bank to fund said construction.your next step and first step should be to sit down with your personal banker ( all high rollers have these LOL).. and talk through the stratigies and they will dictate what they will or will not do... once you know what your lender is going to do then you structure the deal.I suspect it will be a very short conversation with your bank saying they only do first position loans ..

I don't know of any states that are faster than two years.I think you're putting the cart before the horse.

The underground is one of the major holdups on new construction bc once the walls are poured it’s a race to get the underground in so the floor can be poured and framing commence.  

He would recommend partnering with someone on a flip etc and putting that money to work to grow it quickly in a faster race to financial freedom.

I put our condo for rent in Chicago and three very similar tenants, (same age, race, sex etc) all saw and submitted the application at the same time.

In late 2021 I made the move out of the rat race and have been a full time investor since then.