I too started with rentals and flips, all out of state, even did a Shared-Space AirBnb out of my own home with my wife & 2 YOUNG kids living in it, but eventually, have been able to quit my job by investing heavily into the Private Lending space.

It's like they drank a potion that changed them from Jekyll into Hyde.

@Lauren Burkert my partner was heavily involved in condo conversions a few years ago, and I have a good knowledge of the process as well.

Port Alberni is interesting, and it is certainly closer to the right price point for me, but it's heavily tied to the logging industry and kind of out of the way.

So, my passion isn't anything to worry with.I also research this stuff heavily, borderline religiously.

I invest heavily in Real Estate have roughly 25 doors and they all throw off nice cash flow.....

I don't know that this exists anymore, as everyone relies so heavily upon digital means, but we're on a hunt for it!

I highly doubt that he will be removing property tax deductions, especially since his own portfolio is heavily based in RE. 

This for many retailers can further put the squeeze on profits for retailers who aren't 'wired up' and rely heavily on instore traffic.If there are however multiple years of unusually high increase in retail location closures -- that would be reason for contemplation.

Absolutely unbelievable.But here in NYC, there is a reverse, people caught in real estate drops, borrowed heavily, and lost everything.