But what you can’t afford”Those who think prices will skyrocket again are missing the demand side of the equation in that there is not enough people who qualify in many locations and the numbers would not make sense as rentals.

Hi @Nathan PethersOne thing to remember when you are getting into RE investing is to have your team of people or as Brandon Turner from the Bigger Pockets Podcast calls it your CORE 41.

You might be able to sell off fractional interests in the property but that is typically done with luxury properties to allow the owners to participate in price appreciation while the asset is held.

We have a whole group of people that do creative financing, STR, etc that would be great to answer these questions for you. 

I've talked to a couple people successfully flipping here and doing BRRRRs.

Generally speaking an investor collects rental income and signs a lease with a tenant whereas a flipper or developer shows "inventory held for sale" on their books and gets all of their economics derived from a SALE.

Outdoor fenced space and smart home tech is expected in most BFR.Maintenance experience is the number one reason tenants leave BFR.BFR tenants are stickier than multifamily.Leverage lessons learned from BTR pioneers.Prospect pool For BFR overlaps multi and scatter sites.BTR residents often want less onsite people presence.

This is a great place to learn and to meet people so take advantage of all the great resources.

40 is still young in a lot of peoples book.

We live in San Francisco, CA and we both work in the trades and have a couple of connections with trades people in Shasta.