My strategy for REI has been to build a portfolio directly purchasing and leasing real estate but at some point start to transition my funds into private lending others' opportunities and getting away from being the actual owner and manager of properties. 

I previously transitioned away from a corporate role so I feel your pain lol. 

-JP An instrument survey just means a surveyor with his transit.

My name is Caesar, and I’m making the exciting transition from the hustle and bustle of New York to the sunny of Orlando, Florida.Currently serving as a licensed real estate agent and managing a diverse portfolio of commercial properties across the Sunshine State, I’m deeply immersed in the intricacies of the Florida market.As I settle into Orlando, I’m eager to connect with fellow investors, developers, and wholesalers in the area.

The concept of purchasing a multi-family property, utilizing one unit for STR, and eventually transitioning the entire property into an STR setup after a year is quite appealing.My journey began with properties I owned, where I dove into the STR industry.

Often, it's the transitioning neighborhoods that offer more potential appreciation.

You might consider asking the owner to seller finance part of the deal and also stay on for a transition period to help show you the ropes.

However, within 5 years or less I ideally would like to be able to at least cut back how many days per week I’m working, and start transitioning into doing real estate more, eventually full-time. 

STR is very different from LTR in so many ways and if you are going to self manage, it is not an easy transition. 

I'm Amy Mueller and my husband and I recently transitioned our long-term rental to a Mid-term and are looking to do this with a few more of our rentals.