Building as an investor in the real estate world takes a lot of time from what I've heard listening to podcasts and reading forms.

@Dan Duruskyhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1169308-equit... you might want to check out my post here, and feel free to read around...You don't mention whether its been your primary, within the past 2 of 5 years. 

Make sure to read the reviews to get a good idea of how easy the piece would be to assemble and how it'll hold up.

It requires you to think outside the box, to hustle, and to dare to create your own path.Retirement 2.0 is certainly not for everyone.But if you’re ready to take life by the horns and to make retirement an active part of your life, read on, to learn about how to make Retirement 2.0 a reality.Achieving Retirement 2.0Retirement 2.0 requires you to think outside the box, challenge the conventional wisdom you’ve been brought up with, and try new things in an effort to achieve financial freedom.Start by working backwards from the amount of money you need to live each month.This is your freedom number.Your mission now is to discover ways to generate this amount of money passively each month.

Thank you for taking the time to read this far if you have.

Quote from @Jeff Hunter: Just because you post instructions in the marketing doesn't mean people will read it!

@Brandon Turner did something similar to this and wrote about it in a post I read a while back. 

Reading through all these articles, the biggest takeaways seems to be expanding your network and reach, building your personal brand (who are you and what are you bringing to the table?)

I will take care of this as soon as I can.

My interest in STRs was sparked by reading several posts here and the book "Short Term Rental, Long Term Wealth."