But developing in the Mission these days is a blood sport...or akin to giving up your first born...I miss the good ole days in the Mission :)

My main goal is to offset my cost of owning the RV, but I am definitely curious about how much effort it would take to turn it into an additional income stream.

Maybe consider house-hacking a multi family or staying in your paid off home as long as possible while building your rental portfolio. 5 years of mild annoyance living in a house that's too small could be worth it if it lets you build an income stream that will cover your expenses and a mortgage on $250k down the road.

I'm looking for good recommendations for how to set up a separate account for this venture separate from my personal bank account since we'll be incurring expenses and have a steady stream of rental income, which will be split 50/50.

Prop Stream is an effective data aggregation system that you can use to target certain properties based on essential data.

There is going to be a stream of new IPO's that will create thousands of millionaires, all looking to invest that money into things like real estate.

I know you want to believe these tricksters when they tell you they have all of the answers and can guarantee you are going to be successful in real estate, but they can't.I have my literal blood sweat and tears in my first couple of properties that my husband and I did.

It should be live streaming soon. https://www.youtube.com/@cga-h...

Not a lot of steady income at the moment, but I'd like something that won't turn my clients away from paying online and using their credit cards.I've noticed many programs charge interchange fee + % + additional $0.30+ per transaction.Ive noticed a few programs charge 2.9%+ of the overall cost.Many clients will be spending a decent amount on the construction projects and these additional fees may price me out the door.Trying to stream line the process by emailing a proposal, client electronically sign it and insert their deposit in order for me to schedule the job.

If you want a relatively safe place to park your cash and get a constant income stream then buy one property for cash.