Just a few years ago, poor meant not much positive cash flow.  

That allows the payment to be low, manageable and easy to cash flow when you transition it into a rental.When you move out you will have more money in the bank, stronger assets, and be cash fluid in case you need to make an offer on more investment properties.

I meant to say Schedule E not Schedule C.

By nickel and dime-ing it I did not mean we were buying cheap or low quality properties, I meant we were adding properties as they became available in neighborhoods where we were already invested.

If you meant co-living, look up @Grant Shipman, that is what he does.

I meant yearly K-1 reports showing yearly income from cash flow (prior to year of sale), would those be taxed as ordinary income please?

I meant it like you said, so I gave the five traits to back up their persona.Cheerleaders are great to have, but I find that a lot of new investors only want that because it feels better.

I’m genuinely curious about this perspective.I meant this would affect Bryon City, Cosby, Cherokee, Blue Ridge, etc (Cabin/Mountain Markets in the Area).

Yeah for sure, I meant to say that buying in the U.S. you might be able to self manage if you want but international you probably don't have the option but I didn't express that super well.

This might sound rude (it isn't meant to be), but it makes no difference to me whether someone decides to do it or not.