So 50% of the income generated would get hit with UBIT. 

My family and I vacation frequently around the Traverse City area and would love to have a place that we could use part of the year and also would provide some additional income. 

I have invested with Ashcroft and CRE Income but too soon to tell.

Net Operating Income- $46,000 before depreciation expense, income taxes, principal and interest payments.I. 

We did not need help in deciding what our investment niche would be; we needed help in creating and implementing a tax strategy plan for a married couple composed of a high-income earner and a real estate agent and business owner.

I like it long term because it's full of towns/cities where a family can buy a house and get ahead on normal incomes...kind of place where the teachers and firefighters are homeowners.

There is positive job growth from the tech industry, manufacturing jobs from Tesla, geographically restricted building, no income tax, low property taxes, close to CA, mild weather, and landlord friendly. 

This is what I suggest for the average person with a full time job and limited time.Of course you have to do all of the other personal finance stuff too like living below your means, reducing your means/expenses, and increasing your income with a HIS (high income skill).If you are going to flip just make sure you have 6-12 months reserves to live on and to carry the monthly private or hard money payment while you're in the midst of your project so you're not left out high and dry.Best,@Matthew Kwan@Carlos Valencia

Lending income counts are regular income (fees, interest etc) (most of the time) When I started doing private lending that was a big regret I wish I did sooner

.- Purchase price: 600k- Strategy: STR (5b4b 14 guests)- STR income: 132.6k (Aridna data) / 11.05k monthly- CoC: 17.5%Here is another example, just a random on-market deal where number works:https://www.redfin.com/AK/Anchorage/3640-Chiniak-Bay-Dr-9951...- Purchase price: 550k- Strategy: STR (5b2.5b 14 guests)- STR income: 124k / 10.3k monthly- CoC: 19.79%Alternatively, I discovered a few small multifamily properties with a mix of LTR+MTR+STR to help with occupancy optimization, and I can see that on-market 4-plexes like this one with a cost of around 600k will cashflow and gross a similar 110k-120k yearly.I see that population growth slowed down, and maintenance/utilities should be much higher due to harsh winters.