I've been where you are and felt I was "missing the boat" on real estate.

I consider debts on income producing assets to be good debt, as opposed to debt on non-incoming producing assets such as cars, boats, toys, etc.

Can you store RV's and boats on it for a monthly fee?

We all need to do what is common for our area as mush as we can as getting away from the usual process can really rock the boat.

@Joseph Weisenbloom , I'm in the same boat with lenders not mentioning the 5%.

Hypothetically, you may also need a boat in case there is a great flood and your city is submerged in 10 feet of water.

I'm in a fairly similar boat.

(Though you can "sail" a boat, but I digress.)"

I am also in the same boat that I don't have any business interest to promote here.

A "website to generate leads" could be as simple as a single no-navigation squeeze page with a two-field form to capture contact information from potential sellers and/or buyers.It could also be as complex as a multi-tiered content marketing site replete with an endless array of information and actions a visitor can explore.You MUST determine EXACTLY what you want your site to do and ONLY then build the site such that every pixel is dedicated to that singular final goal.I am in the same boat and have decided that I'm going the route of creating a very simple (but beautiful) landing page with a short form to attract potential motivated sellers to leave their contact information.