Maybe we could meet before hand for coffee or afterwards for a drink?

If it's low (sub 5 or 6% let's say) then you might be better off selling your properties, and taking that cash/equity, and doing something more productive with it.I like the idea of $50m in property (not equity, just pure property value regardless of debt level) "making" me a $1m year in equity gain due to an expected 2% rise from inflation alone.

I'd love to hear your perspective on it.I'm in Manchester, NH and would be happy to get a drink or have a MS teams meeting if you're available.

Dock rash, going through shallows and dinging props, losing lower units, spilling drinks all over the boat, etc. it would require tons of maintenance, or at least cleaning between renters.

It has to be purely passive to offset each other.

Granted most lenders are not sharing the profit if they are pure lenders.

I'm 31 now but when I was 18-19 I had an issue with drinking and I contribute having a safe place to live away from where I grew up as a factor in turning my life around.

Hang out/drink at fancy whiskey or wine bars.

I'd love to buy you drinks or dinner to pick your brain!

Later on use the equity for a pure investment.