Plan on living in it for 12 months then sell to build more knowledge and confidence.

First, I suggest helping out an experienced syndicator on a few deals and get paid in knowledge and experience mostly.

(Confusing we know, this means that not only does the customer stay for 7 days or less on avg. they also don't come back multiple times during the year for separate trips and these stays add up to > 30 days -> Trip one: 7 days, Trip two: 7 days, etc.)Personal use of the property cannot be 15 days or more OR more than 10% of the total rental dayIn order to offset income and be considered a Real Estate Professional you must have Material Participation, which has a few tests.      

These are long-term ish as they tend to stay local for 2-4 years before they transition out.Definitely reach out, and maybe we can work together. 

It encompasses all the experiences, impressions, and knowledge that your customers accumulate, which collectively form their "feeling" about your business. 😃 Here are some questions you can use to create your branding strategy:➡️ What is it that you want others to take away from your brand?

There’s a bigger gap now between the cities then there usually is, so I don’t expect it to stay that way.The biggest thing is that we’re short on housing, and will continue to be for a long time.

I'm not a CPA, and it would probably be worth it to discuss with a CPA about your specific situation, but regardless of where you purchase, I'd personally stay there 24 months unless you had a reason not to.

My goal is to establish strategic partnerships where I can contribute my extensive knowledge and sweat equity for mutual benefit.Let's connect if you're looking for a dedicated and experienced partner.

Their intimate knowledge of the local market often translates into more adaptable lending practices, particularly within their geographical domain.

Knowledge is most definitely wealth.