I self manage very simple 3 fund portfolio AA of TSM index funds, RE and small amount of cash type vehicles so I don’t need much but I do use a guy every few years on a fee for service basis as a check-in to ensure I’m not missing anything.

Her home, valued at $1.5 million, and two vehicles account for most of her assets.

That in my opinion is one of the best investment vehicles at this time.

It's like an auto dealer promoting when they sell you a vehicle, it will come with tires on it, lol.

At this point I feel that even a high yield savings would have been a better vehicle.

I’m here to connect with like-minded investors, mentors, and potential partners who share a vision for real estate as a vehicle for financial freedom and community uplift.My business values are rooted in education, transparency, and long-term impact. 

For most people, a W2 and savings plan are the first vehicles.

Clearing or Using Land That Isn’t TheirsSome tenants start clearing brush, grazing animals, or even parking vehicles on land that technically isn’t theirs, especially if there's no fence or obvious boundary.Why it matters: This kind of “use” can seem harmless but might escalate over time.

Like those that know - for example: in Seaside Oregon there is a 50% landscaping requirement and 50% parking requirement of the front yard - and that one space per bedroom is required, that the vehicles cannot utilize the garage or park tandem.

However she regularly uses my maintenance staff on my unit and occasionally on other units (she recently used them for a few days to furnish a new STR including transporting the furniture - I also believe she under paid them as she paid their usual rate but they provided a trailer and vehicle to get the furniture).