(I work 3rd shift so I can go do things like that if necessary)I think for the average person it’s just a mistake to think you’ll ever reach the level that you can have businesses or enough real estate, or whatever that you won’t need to at least spend some amount of time in your business.

Quick tip: the travel nurse market has shifted drastically in the last 12 months, falling to pre-pandemic pay levels and often below.  

Graystone's recent survey reveals:31.8% aim to buy by the end of 202332.7% are eyeing 202433.7% are waiting on market changesWith factors like low unemployment, favorable mortgage rates, and rising insurance premiums in play, our CEO believes a shift in interest rates might reinvigorate the market.

Currently own 2 long term rentals and am hoping to shift into some arbitrage in Austin, TX in the next 1-2 months.

With the market shifting and our current economic standing, I'd like to focus more on cash buyers/investors and not rely on retail buyers.How did you build your cash buyers list?

I definitely want to see what I can swing with current conditions, a pre-approval and the timeline we have, but instead of looking at renting being a negative, I need to shift and think of it as a bridge to better things. 

If the economic or demographic tide shifts, those challenges will increase in complexity. 

Just wanted to share a bit of my journey, back in 2015, I was shifting away from my turnkey rental portfolio (11 rentals) towards syndications and private placements.

I would have to use the floating kind though as it will hide imperfections in the subfloor due to foundation shifts.

I’m open to that whole generally area so if the move is more towards LR then I may have to shift my area of interest.