You need a brokers license to do it legally too so take that into account with your analysis

I'm organizing four events across the US for local short-term rental hosts to come together to have a beer and chat about challenges they've faced and things they've learned over the year and swap a few stories.

I’m Michael Ramirez, a Licensed Real Estate Salesperson in New York City.

I'm thinking 7 years + to trade equity, 12-15 years for material wealth generation. 

Hi Ryan, ironically, I initially dabbled in the Cleveland area earlier this year.

Thats pretty good.I typically get back $1,000 to $1,500, which is what I also received this year.

I plan to move to Europe in three years to begin my professional journey in this field.To make the most of my time and ensure a solid foundation, I seek your expert advice on creating a comprehensive 3-year roadmap to prepare myself for a successful career in real estate.

15 years is a long time where something in life can happen.

That includes zoning, (including a zoning letter to confirm legal use) building, permits, sales tax, licensing, etc.

I do rehabs in San Diego where my purchase price is usually from 900k to 1.3 million and I try to make 20% of the purchase price per deal and try to do 5-6 deals per year (if I can find them which is becoming harder).