He has multiple funds losing money and he's starting new funds and selling coaching services.

I wanted to introduce myself the way that many good conversations in this community start: by sharing a bit of my story.I grew up in Patagonia - yes, the actual Patagonia region, in Argentina.

Any other less obvious drawbacks—or even lessons learned the hard way—would be appreciated.Thanks in advance to anyone willing to share their experience!

I don't advertise on Craigslist and FB marketplace-I rely on word of mouth  so people know before they come to my house they WILL be tested multiple times a week and WILL have to go to AA meetings, do their chores and be a TEAM player with the rest of the house. 

Thanks for Sharing the information!

It's important to have back ups, like my cleaner with her multiple crew members, so if someone's sick, others can cover for them. 

The TOPA issue caused multiple contracts to fall apart as the tantants tried to hold out for payment, then we eventually were the 4th contract to come in on it and wait them out.

A good flipper should have a good relationship with the best listing agent in the area and pay them a good commission so you don't have multiple flips for sale at the same time.

The big appeal is simplicity and cost savings, especially when holding multiple properties.Here’s the catch: New Hampshire doesn’t currently recognize Series LLCs.

Thanks for sharing all the detail—it sounds like you’ve been really intentional with your approach so far, and that kind of long-game thinking is what separates speculators from real investors.I own several rentals and currently have 4 rentals in the Coronado neighborhood. 3 of the rental listing are mine and 1 for a client (we have it listed BOTH for SALE and Rent, and I can tell you firsthand: the rental market in Central Phoenix has definitely slowed down.