Everything west of 75 is really expensive and the high prices seem to be spilling over 75 into those neighborhoods, so should appreciate nicely.

Multiple income streams means different risks and tax implications.

The license is a no-brainer as an investor to me, but I also wouldn't start with a mindset that it can't be another stream of income to use as a part-time agent.

You might have to ask quite a few lenders before you find one that is willing to accept this additional revenue stream.

Unless you are keeping the money in a wall-safe - using it to buy something costs you the value of the income-stream which is being lost.

They take beating in a beach house with sand, sun tan oil, drippy frozen pops, and spilled drinks (plus I allow dogs).

By purchasing a property in the city and renting it out, investors can generate ongoing rental income that can help to cover the cost of the property and even provide a steady stream of profit over time.

That’s great news for real estate owners as this allows for the opportunity to add a unique revenue stream through leases with the wireless providers!

It is bound to happen and when it does, it will spill over to residential.

Adding quality amenities like board games, streaming services, strong WiFi, lists of local activities, extra sleeping, etc. is a great way to get an edge on the competition by covering every aspect you would want when vacationing.