I didn't really see them being better than stable coins with interest rates over 8% or ETFs around 7% and REITs around 8%.

(no ownership)What makes mobile home parks such a great investment is the low turnover and stable cash flow that is created by having residents own their own homes as mentioned in the first strategy.

This doesn't mean that it WILL go down in the next 2 days, months, weeks, or years, but rather that it MAY go down.Otherwise anything you can do to keep this capital stable and grow some while you continue to save and earn towards this, then that's fantastic!

If you want to buy-and-hold, then look for cheaper houses on the edge of a stable neighborhood.

I'm helping someone with a MF refi in Brooklyn and the asset is stable.

As far as narrowing down your markets I believe the best markets to grow the quickest would be your secondary or tertiary markets because of lower barriers to entry and more stable appreciation.

I know it’s not the best job for connecting with other people but it provides a stable salary that with time will allow you to get mortgages and most full time positions come with full benefits including insurances and some type of retirement account with many employers offering a matching benefit.

You can't go wrong in Omaha right now, and historically this city has been amazingly stable.

I only accept people who have stable verifiable rental history.Now I've got a rental sitting vacant 3 MONTHS...all I get are low life's who have a 500 credit score, those who stopped paying their bills due to covid, and all kinds of other rif-raf.

Or is this a great time to look towards smaller markets if you want to get into affordable and stable investing and take a break from the super expensive and intensely competitive bigger city markets?