Biggest Winners/Biggest Losers -- As always, sideline investors regret sidelining opportunity. 

A drive-to vacation, where the biggest expense is the STR rental, is going to be preferred by many.  

Oscar, often the biggest mistake new investors make is wanting to know everything before doing anything. 

Really work on making sure you're aligned with that person... so like maybe you're willing to front the downpay, and they get the benefit of being paid the 10% to property manage, so they have an incentive to not take off early, and then you get like a right in the first 48 months to buy out their share at prorated at the original property price or something.

My biggest fear is finishing step #1, and then failing on step #2 due to some random rule I am not aware of, and having sacrificed two garages for an addition, with no possibility for an ADU.Appreciate any insights or perspectives.

Here is a breakdown in my market D-18+%(biggest headaches typically) , C 11-17% B 7-10%. 

Don't always focus on the highest yield or the biggest discount.

Detroit Michigan is without a doubt the number one city in the country for positive cash flow, best rent to value ratio and biggest bang for your investor buck!

Out of curiosity, what has been your biggest rehab cost to date?

When I first started out my biggest issues with my agents were that they just simply wanted to make the deal and close.