I started out using my Iphone 11 Pro at first, it did just fine if you pair it with some air pods or a decent mic.

Your risk profile could be either an (S) or a (W).Your opportunities are directly related to your (S) and (W).Threats could be your risk profile.Other strengths could be, knowledge of a particular class of renters, or etc...Of the (4), (W) is the hardest to define, because you don't always know what you don't know.If you are not high in experience, doing the SWOT with someone who knows your particular investment (SF, MF, Class-C, Class-B, rent to own, Air-BnB, etc...) might prove to be a helpful experience.Maybe if you outlined your investment business model (what your looking to do)...it might help.I say this because, for instance, my SWOT (and business model) for large multi-family would not line up too well with someone making money from Air-BnB, or tough neighborhoods.Good Luck!

Look at rents month to month, Air BNB, traveling nurses.  

@Kaylee Walterbach As a 24-year old who recently syndicated their first multifamily deal, while being an active duty Air Force officer, I believe it's a willingness to consistently do what others won't and a compulsion to get around the right people.

Do you have a air conditioning guy who is your go to?

Hey y’all - my wife and I booked a staycation on air bnb in downtown KC to get out of the suburbs and hang for the weekend, and I thought to myself…Why don’t we buy a condo and do this ourselves?!

The economy has the Air Force Base, Universities, businesses, and hospitals. 

It becomes rarified air very quickly when you are in real estate.Now, the question about cash is ALL of our questions.  

Guys will share a bed or sleep in closet or bring an air mattress.  

But, with the chance to make 4x what an LTR would otherwise make ... there must be something else brewing.Now consider this: NYC currently has more Air Bnb listings than it does apartments for rent - putting a downward pressure on daily rates even though home values continue to increase.