I'd be interested to hear any of your studies related to incorporating renewables into your real estate!

One of them is having a relative that lives there and you know that they will help you. 

@Nick Vollrath you generally can't immediately deduct expenses related to acquiring a rental property, unless you already have a property in that general location.

I would be glad with any direct or indirect recommendation/comment related to the subject!

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Optional Early Liquidity - Most private assets are relatively illiquid, which means the ownership interests are costly to trade.

Sure, we could tap it by refinancing or taking out a HELOC, but why not sell a relatively small equity interest (or something like equity) to an investor?

Change your schedule such that you do something real estate related every day.

I was related to both of them.The last of the three, whom I am not related to, came to me for study advice.

Most people are also long term and so are month to month at this point, so it would be possible to change relatively easily.What are your thoughts?