I love to talk and listen to others about their own journeys when it comes to Investing and how it has affected their lives. 

But I might leave in in the master and the “living room”.

Over in the Westshore Marina District, you have luxury waterfront living that’s booming with upscale amenities.

I am living in the main house while I wait to get into position for my next investment.

As a place to live, what are your thoughts?

Your goal with a property shouldn't be to hold it forever, it should be to build enough equity to use that to buy another or to sell when hot and turn it into two assets.

Here's the summary I got from the video - she borrowed from bank for mortgage and rehab:Her first property $55k, fixed up and appraised to $90k ($1300 cash flow)She added 6 more properties to her portfolio in year1 - 2 duplexes ($2k cash flow) + 4-bed house (bought from cash flow and equity from other properties).By year1, she made 6-7k profit / per yearBy year2, she purchased package deals and added more properties with 2-week turnaround on fixing them (with the help of a dedicated contractor(s) who lived in one of the multi unit/room properties)She also did Airbnb and arbitrage.

It’s not just a statistic; it’s a testament to the enduring magnetism of Palm Beach living—a lifestyle synonymous with opulence, refinement, and boundless horizons.With 45.5% of purchases made in cash, confidence in Palm Beach’s real estate market illuminates paths to prosperity for both buyers and sellers.

@Clara Cheng, to my knowledge, it's highly unlikely that there is a way to file a change to permit co-living properties in Cobb County. 

He ran numbers, guided us through a few muddy waters, and advocated successfully for the few repairs we requested from the sellers.