If you’re into real estate investment because, well, you like the potential returns but you’d rather visit a museum rather than visit a potential property acquisition, or you’d rather read a good novel rather than an appraisal, or you’d rather socialize with the neighbors than attend a real estate conference, you won’t be happy, and probably won’t have great success as an ACTIVE real estate investor.  

If the average is more than 7 days, it is passive rather than an active investment no matter how many days you personally manage that property. 

Even with a discount, most investors will view this as a high-friction situation with uncertain exit options and limited control.Unless the buyer has experience with partition actions or sees a very long-term upside, it’s likely to be more of a legal headache than an investment opportunity.That said, you might find interest from niche investors or attorneys who specialize in fractional disputes, especially if the discount is significant enough to offset the legal and time burdens.

His presence attracted some chaotic energy—including an incident where his old partner sabotaged the house and flooded the laundry and kitchen.What should’ve been a 3-month rehab turned into a full year.Mentally exhausted, I initially decided to sell it.

Where should one focus for a desirable weekend getaway less than an hour from the city? 

In 2024, the FHA alone issued over 760,000 single-family mortgages worth $230 billion.Until Jan. 23, 2025, most banks couldn’t offer crypto-backed loans or mortgages due to Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 121, a banking rule from the Securities and Exchange Commission that required financial institutions to count cryptocurrencies as a liability rather than an asset on their balance sheet.

After 2 weeks that pool has been exhausted and you now have to wait for new tenants to come into the market in order to get more inquires.

A renovated 100 year hold home could be in better shape than an original 1970s.With that said, you don't know what you don't know.

I've spent less than an hour a month the last several years on our LTR.

I have so many questions though.1) Can anyone tell me more about series LLC and whether it's necessary to hold each property in a separate LLC2) What are your thoughts on a trust, rather than an LLC - advantages, disadvantages etc?