Prices will come down eventually and it's nice to make money in your sleep :)Good luck!

It just all depends on what you want, if you perfer a tenant in your back yard paying you 3500$ and that helps you sleep better at night then go that route.If want a small multi family about 30-45 mins away from your home that has 2-4 tenants in there thats also a good way to go also. 

I eat, sleep and drink residential remodeling.

Yep.Some risk adverse people prefer the 15s... but they are generally high DP, anti-leverage sorts of folks looking to own things free and clear so they sleep better at night.

I also like traveling and sleeping until 11.

I like to think of myself as more of an investor than an agent and I like to treat my clients the same way I run my own numbers (which is extremely conservative, I like to sleep at night).

As long as capital is returned I’ll sleep at night. 

I will explain" how" they get their 35-40 percent, and I have posted a sample booking to demonstrate it.This cabin sleeps 7 and is priced at only $224 per night in a fairly busy season.

Seems they leave a sleeping dog lie, until you get their attention.

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