I'm not sure if any of the data services out there track inventory or demand over time for a particular city.Yes I believe a wedding type event space for estate style weddings would do well, and I've been considering a project along those lines.

Its up to your investment style.

Then it would depend on the type of property meaning a positive geared or negative Geared property and last but not least and the most in important it depends on what your goals are and what is the strategy that you’re using to achieve those goals

If you don't want to move forward, there's no shame in honorably stepping away and moving on to something else.This week's podcast leaves no one with any excuse that they can't achieve something in real estate.If you haven't listened to it yet, or watched it on YouTube, you should.

Being prepared in advance, both by understanding the impact of the tax on your returns and the administrative requirements that will come into plan is important.The bottom line is that your IRA is getting to use leverage, and will achieve a higher cash-on-cash return as a result. 

Think about what your life looks like after all this plays out and you achieve your goals investing.

Or “this property is cabin-style which is more attractive than its drywall-based neighbor”.

We did have several offers but we did not entertain contingencies & the rest just failed to qualify.Then an agent who just happened to have a couple that loved the style of the home called.

I'm not sure how they achieve it, but it seems to be working for them long term

I remember years back on this forum when if you pointed out the reality of what is required to achieve RE success you where accused of "killing someone's dream".