It's yes and no, I done it both ways through the years.I have extremely good tenants that stayed as long as 12 years.

Study financial history when speculators bet long with short term money.

We looked into DSTs but did not like locking up our money for long periods.

However, my focus is on long-term rentals, creative real estate (like buying sub2 and with owner finance) and buying mortgage notes.  

By adopting these strategies, investors and property managers can navigate the complexities of the CRE market, ensuring their investments remain resilient and profitable in the long run.

The pension amount at age 39 is not enough for me to feel comfortable, so my long-term plans are to start a small business and invest in real estate to position myself where I don't even need my pension, and it's just a bonus.

I live in CA and am looking to invest out-of-state in a SFH to rent long-term.

Looking to find Rental Dwelling Insurance for my home in San Jose, CA that is leased long-term. 

Also a NOVA based REALTOR and I hung up my license with Long and Foster.

Refi from hard money into long-term owner-occupied financing was super tricky.