Beware of partial / late payments, of pets or smoking / vaping in units that don't allow them, etc.

Mentorship programs are meant to position you to get massive results and avoid massive mistakes.

If you can gift your heirs cash flowing real estate they can rely on, I would think that is practically better then a massive stock portfolio. 

I believe we'll continue to see outsized appreciation in Detroit and it's going to have a massive comeback over the coming decades.

Nothing wrong with that just like there isn't anything wrong with selling Tacos, but I haven't invested millions of dollars building this massive company with 60+ employees to receive text messages from Billy Bob owner at 8pm on a Sunday night asking me if Joe Blow tenant paid his rent yesterday.

After growing up on the lake and nearly a year of real estate research here is what I can tell you:There are pros and cons right now in Branson related to STR:Pros:  -Branson is popular and growing in popularity - approximately 8 million visitors annually for a city of 10k population is pretty massive-Peak season is definitely the summer months, but even September-December do relatively well from a tourist standpoint. 

It's probably one business that just only sees some massive spikes, and almost no lows but rather steadiness.

Not sure if you're still looking for this information, The Fair Park area is seeing massive changes, There is a public park being built that should attract a lot of residents and businesses. 

Coupled with a massive money printing situation and savings/income at levels we haven't seen ever.Now, you're going from 7% rates to 5% rates.

This would be my first investment and I have no experience, so I know it would be a massive stretch.Any thoughts?