This panelist says his business model is to hold less than 5 years…until it isn’t. 

The pool, pickleball court, and lanai close at 10 PM each night for your safety and to observe quiet hours.

This is one of the main guidelines as it promotes safety and quality of life for ADU residents.

Our first product focuses on property disclosure packets, using AI to generate insightful reports highlighting safety concerns and repair estimates.

I think we just need to get that first investment done to get our feet wet and really get the ball rolling but wondering that with the fortunate situation I’m in with a great safety net already, is there a “best” way to start?

I tend to sell a lot more of the latter, because most of my investors are high net worth individuals that are more concerned with safety and long term wealth generation than they are with cash flow.

Safety is very relative.

Let us know how much you need to scale to hit your number   If you can’t do it, then let’s discuss another REI model.  I

I don't know if that model is really something you should be pursuing or a strategy you should be following as you stated!

Ok your responses are from lenders that want to make money lending HM.HM is basically not appropriate for any kind of longer term hold  ONLY fix and flip and only if you really know what your doing.I would be very cautious borrowing money..better set up for you and safety is going to be a JV deal.. where the PL is your equity partner and is in it long term with you if its rentals you want to start to acquire.