Fire pits look amazing in photos but are really only used in the offseason so portable ones can be a better option, and likely more cost-effective.

Any tips or lessons learned for handling closings, documentation, or compliance from overseas4.)

Since the fires, rent has gone up and most of the rentals are in poor condition unless we pay at least ~$5000 (for a 2 bedroom). 

8% return with more room to increase rents Lessons learned?

Lessons learned?

still in progress Lessons learned?

Still operating Lessons learned?

I’d really appreciate any advice you’d give someone at the beginning of their journey — things you wish you knew earlier, mindset shifts, or lessons that shaped your path.Thanks in advance for sharing — I’m all ears.– Juan Hi @Juan Esteban solaThis is a great place to start your journey.If I were to start all over again, here is the advice I would give myself:Narrow down your strategy to a few that you will think works, read books, listen to podcasts, and reach out to local investors currently working in your desired  field. 

If anyone of those team pieces fails, the entire process fails.This can be done and it can be done well and be profitable, but there is a secret sauce to the BRRRR and if you do not know what it is and you're in the arena just playing with fire then you will get burned, but on the other hand show me a fire handler with no scars so it works both ways.Good Luck, if you have any questions do not hesitate to reach out. 

I'm aware of the fire suppression, ADA needs, etc.