I just realized after trying the crappy driving for dollars app on the play store, that Google has a Timeline feature.If you have your map open and press Go, it will track where you went and you can go back and look it up later.While driving, you can click on the houses you find and "Save" them to a "List" you create which will show the street view and you can even add you own current photos.Who knew?

The single would probably be less time intensive and a headache, which is something, sounds like you might be leaning toward that but maybe I'm reading into itttoo much

The generations that played videogames day and night are now grown ups, I see multimillionaires spending a lot of money on "Collectible Pokémon cards", and they are the same ones buying lands in the metaverse.

I guess it's less of a cashflow play in the short term and more appreciation driven.

Also budget plays a role as well. 

Usually the rental property income taxation and reporting comes into play locally when you have invested in properties located in that country.Hope this helps

You just have to wait it out and play the game, hoping you'll get reimbursed somewhere down the line.

Right now I’m playing with the idea of paying off my student loans with a short collateralized loan to show I’ve managed 2 separate loans within a short time frame.Any ideas?

He played for the Mets and now he's a real estate investor/syndicator.

How did the VA loan come into play?