Just remember real estate the last five years was an anomaly and it usually takes 5+ years of hold time before you could walk away with profits from a home - which last few years made people think that holding real estate for short periods is profitable - historically it’s not

It has been tough for lots of people in this area for some time.Last year there was a "temporary" cap set on rent increases. 

Here are some side hustle ideas that can be managed alongside your full-time job:- Freelancing: Use platforms like Upwork or Fiverr to offer services such as writing, graphic design, or financial consulting.- Real Estate Agent: Get your real estate license and help others buy/sell properties on weekends or evenings.- Tutoring: If you have expertise in a subject, offer tutoring services.- Ride-Sharing/Delivery: Work for companies like Uber, Lyft, or DoorDash during your free time.- Online Store: Start an e-commerce store on platforms like Etsy or Shopify.- Investment: Look into stock market investing or peer-to-peer lending to grow your savings.Summary1.

That got me thinking though... there's got to be people out there lending on deals even if they don't have a big portfolio(s)....

That included rehab pros in the US and people who normally love rehabbing.Personally, I'd never rent anything long term.

I love hearing people’s backstory on how or why they want to get into investing.

True People Search and similar websites are decent.

What a lot of people suggest doing is going for the highest value spending the least amount of money possible.

Looking for suggestions from people who have done this kind of stuff before

Some people have talked about a webinar.