And in regards to getting educated on the the laws, I assume the best route is to link of with an attorney who has experience with these types of transactions?

From my experience investing in mid-tier and luxury hotels much larger is you need about 70% to make ends meet, you start getting happy about the investment about 80% and around 85-90% you fell like you are a genius. 

That's looking at it through a narrow lens though, when you zoom out to 5-10-15 years down the road and calculate the difference, in my experience the appreciation has been far more beneficial than the $200 difference per month in cash flow from a different market.

We were wondering if it would be best for him to get the degree or to drop out and focus on making money and getting experience in real estate instead (or try and do both)? 

@Rene Hosman As a property manager with 20 years experience and a portfolio of 1,000+ single family homes, I can say concessions like reduced rent rarely work well for smaller landlords.

Feel free to DM me to discuss my experience as an investor or lender.Jeff

Would you mind sharing the locations you mentioned?

@Helena Lee, I do not have experience with it, BUT I would expect to pay capital gains on the bitcoin. 

Secondly, tiny homes promote a minimalist lifestyle, encouraging reduced consumption and a greater appreciation for experiences over material possessions.

I'm trying to gauge your level of experience as I want to make sure my opinions/suggestions about STL S8 properties relate to you.