Building wealth and tax advantage plans is easier than in most tax environments.

Buying = long term value, leasing or PPAs = immediate cash flow savings while going green and helping the environment. 

New builds might be able to bring in a bit more in rental income but it is often not enough to offset the higher price you would buy for a new property, especially in the current high interest rate environment.

@Todd Dexheimer I was out of line and I apologize...I should not have attacked the post...this is supposed to be a positive environment.

You will receive a higher rate of return as compared to Columbus and Cincinnati due to the higher risk environment of all the factors: economics, employment, government, supply/demand, repair costs, and ease of leveraging.

There is a portion of the book that talks about how sales is a better environment for acquiring more capital as well as rewarding you more directly for your hard work compared to a regular W2 job.

I've heard that Yurts can have mold issues in high humidity or rainy environments.

It's been a great investment but it's a tough environment for land-lording there: rent control, onerous city inspections and involvement, sky-high water/sewer expense, lots of fees, and evicting bad tenants is a nightmare.

If you are dead set on needing privacy, you can find a single family home with some form of carriage house/ mother-in-law suite you can live in and rent out the rest.Earlier this year I did 6 part webinar series on house hacking in our higher interest rate environments with case studies and interviews with industry experts.

Year-round bookings, strong regulatory environment with rules and regulations clear and in-place, what's not to like?