For example, don't buy in an area where the population and household count is decreasing or where the unemployment rate has been historically higher than average.

Networking is a good second step so you can come with questions and a solid foundation of understanding concepts and terms

I was hoping to hear if this concept is correct.

Popularized by the hospitality industry, profit splitting, or otherwise known as profit sharing or revenue sharing, is a contract model I see more and more property owners using, across industries, to quickly fill a space and potentially earn a greater return on their investment.For those new to the concept, the idea is that it allows a business to operate out of a space without ever getting locked into a lease, and instead guarantees a percentage of the revenue from the business to the LL. 

Grit is the word that I’ve heard describe the concept, if you are dedicated enough and determined to make something happen it can and will happen.

@Jesse Unrath I have a relative who does here in the US but like Joseph mentioned it’s easier to stock up on household/personal care stuff.

I am not sure that her parents would understand the concept and they need 140k at closing for the next purchase. 

I literally turned every stone, but it turned out to be impossible - our cost to build is too high.The second most popular thing is new luxury homes, so I built what all of my buyers were asking me to find:- 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath split ranch- exposed, finished basement - 3 car garage- impressive main living area, open concept, white and grey, solid HW floors etc- basically everyone's dream homeLiterally every design decision we made, we asked the question: will 80% of the population like it?

You may want to look at the Fort Collins "housing ordinance" requirements/restrictions regarding "unrelated persons per household".      

On the other side, you have the househacking concept a lot simpler just need to make the numbers for the tenants to cover your mortgage.