I Found a few good ones BUT - there are so much on the market right now. ( I’m looking for an Airbnb investment and looking for a house in resort type community) my question is am I buying too soon for this kind of investment- ( there are life 8 houses for sale on one street🤨, why)since people are not yet traveling, and the rates for nightly stay according to Airbnb are pretty low (for big homes) so that scares me a lot.

If they answered they were scared, that was bad. 

However, I wanted to continue learning so I looked more into real estate investing as a way to create a path for myself and expand into other fields I'm passionate about, such as health and wellness.My goal is to build up both businesses into companies that work to create solutions for our environment, the less fortunate or lower-income, provide jobs, better our food system, and inspire those like me to think bigger and know it's possible.Thank you to everyone that's here and I hope to add value inside the forums and continue making this a place to give knowledge and push our peers forward.

However, I wanted to continue learning so I looked more into real estate investing as a way to create a path for myself and expand into other fields I'm passionate about, such as health and wellness.My goal is to build up both businesses into companies that work to create solutions for our environment, the less fortunate or lower-income, provide jobs, better our food system, and inspire those like me to think bigger and know it's possible.Thank you to everyone that's here and I hope to add value inside the forums and continue making this a place to give knowledge and push our peers forward.

@Kyle Garand since you'll be living there to begin with, there's a big question of where you personally want to live.Apart from that and prices of course (North Kingstown is generally a lot pricier than Johnston), I'd say also look at the financial health of the city/town, which you can research online particularly relating to bond ratings (S&P, Moody's, etc.)If a city or town is in a difficult position financially, like any business it has two options - cut expenses, or raise income.

If they are below the required temperature one of the things they can do is say they will report to the health department.

@Sawyer Smith I have always wondered if there was any way to make a lease require a certain basic standard of health safety... but I’m told pretty much “no” by most pros...

I feel very blessed, but now scared as to what should I do next with that equity.I've invested previously (cash purchases - about $500K) into 2 STR in the College Station, Texas area (Close to the University), and been happy with the performance - Net Cash Flow of about $15K annually per each, and was thinking of doing some more of these, but the cities are starting to come up with crazy ordinances on STR.So, what would you do seriously if you've or are in a better position that I am.

Health care providers, who make great tenants, WILL notice, trust me.

Now as Shepherd finished the construction and waiting for final occupancy next Tuesday from the health department which I pray to God finally happens.