@Kyle Kaldor.1% return is not worth the headache of self management unless your dream is to be a property manager.

Don't fall for dreams of "cash flow".There is a reason Hawaii is expensive.

So, we bought our dream home in north Ballard (Whittier Heights) in 2014.

This property was not listed but we showed the neighboring property and noticed the vacant 23 acres and approached them with our dream to provide attainable housing in the area.

BEST: 25 nights per month, $11,205 startup:(Airdna numbers is 25.5 at 84% occupancy per month with no signs of slowing/average night is $270, but mine would be a brand new interior/this model has only $5,000 in furnishing the entire house vs. the prior model that is $7,500 to furnish)I know, I KNOW, 25 nights is a pipe dream, but that's what Airdna is giving me so it was even beyond my best scenarios so put it down for S's & gigs.

Hi all,So I am quite new in real estate, but I am motivated and dear to dream BIG:)I live in New Jersey right now, but I would like to move down to Florida in the near future (within 2-3 years).I am wondering what could be the best strategy to start in order to acquire my next property. 

are they ready to get out of the buy-and-hold and want to transfer into a REIT or setup their dream home?).

I appreciate the opportunity our key figures (Josh & Brandon) have done to create an opportunity for people like me and others to chase after the American dream!

I could now realize my adolescent dream to be a property owner without become a real estate agent.The thought had given me new life.

Lastly the value we provide is the ability to search for your home while you are at work or with you family, all the buyer has to do to is locate the home of their dreams, and the rest is put on autopilot for them, this is especially apparent for a first time home buyer.