However, it's important to keep in mind that you should be prepared for higher interest rates and fees compared to traditional mortgages.

Same thought process really applies to any market you invest in as well and that's just zero in on the submarkets.

Lol.....funny and here I thought that was something else....

Investors should be prepared to manage the various stages of the process effectively to maximize its benefits and utilize the help of professionals to ensure overall success!

I'd love to hear your thoughts and pick some brains as I'm always willing to learn ;)

One I remember well as it was about 32F and I thought LA, why would I take a coat. 

Retired assets are not subject to depreciation recapture, thus enabling you to save even more on taxes.This is a list of some ways to avoid recapture:Move into the property for at least two years before selling it making it your primary residence to eliminate capital gains tax1031 Exchange: swap one investment property for another and defer capital gains taxes721 Exchange: exchange appreciated real estate property held for business or investment purposes for units in an operating partnership that will be converted into shares of the real estate investment trust (REIT)Place the property in your estate and when it passes to your heirs, they do not inherit the deferred depreciation recapture or capital gains and instead inherit it at FMVWhat are your thoughts or questions on depreciation recapture?

Also, quick thoughts on note investing (which I have done too).

Any thoughts or experience with the two? 

Prior to Pacaso, my friends and I had an idea to purchase a vacation home as a passive income vehicle.Curious to hear everyone’s thoughts on group/co-ownership for real estate?