(I do presentations on the Airbnb laws in various cities.)Finally, if you don't already own your own place here, I think that's the best first "investment" you can make.

@Chris Shue@Dan Portka nailed it with that list. 

I am happy to report, per the chart below, near term lumber futures (1 month out) have finally hit pre-covid levels and we should really start to be putting pressure on our suppliers be it HomeDepot, Lowes, BMC, or any other local supplier you source from. 

So I wouldn't spend more than a year before finally making a move.

You can't learn the most important things from a screen or from a webinar, you only learn the final things you need to about investing in the field.

I guarantee you stop at 10 sites, one of them is going to hire you to pick up roofing nails, wheelbarrow concrete or sling bricks. 3.

I fought to keep the grass alive, but finally gave up.

Looking for an insured GC to let me know what's wrong with the property we have under contract and to get the final touches done for once we close. 

Should I price each individual piece as a stand-alone investment and then combine them for a final offer price or are there either hidden challenges or advantages to a sale like this that would either make it harder or easier to manage?

Finally got a nightmare tenant to move.