Implying that there's something wrong with RE investments being reserved for the ultra wealthy didn't bode well for the sharks.Conceptually, I think everyone should have access to all types of investments.

On my drive up to Hood River yesterday with one of my partners.. ( his wife is from Tokoyo ) he was regaling me on these ultra tiny homes.

I don't think realtors drive the prices up, I know many of them who are super ultra frustrated because of the ridiculous number of multiple offers (30, 40, even 90 in some cases). 

Cash flow after everything without a mortgage is about $1000, $800 if your ultra conservative. 

Almost to a fault.When I ran the numbers on this deal, I had to be ultra conservative.

This ultra-modern home clings to the slope of the Hollywood Hills on one precarious stilt.

In late 2020 a move was made on my part to purchase a lot and construct a ultra-modern single-family residence on it with the latest technology.

Do you really think there's a good argument for diving in and learning on the fly- especially in this ultra-competitive, yield starved, low-rate environment we are currently in? 

Basically you have to be ultra careful to never touch the money personally.$1 million in umbrella insurance will run about $500 a year which might be the best stop gap until you hit a lending wall and then I would call a lawyer to come up with the best strategy.

I am still an ultra beginner and would love some guidance, but I am plugging away on my own for now.Best of luck to you and let me know if I can help you in any way.Emanuel