It feels like owning a mix of apartments and dividend-paying stocks, but tied to something essential: energy.Curious—has anyone here added royalties (or other “alternative” passive income streams) to your portfolio alongside real estate?

Ever been in a business dispute where DE was the proper venue and choice of law and the DE Court of Chancery heard the case?

Ryan Coon may know better but the way he has expressed his advice could cause an investor to make some bad choices.

Does anyone have any other suggestions/experience for an alternative "white glove" service for sourcing and preparing STR properties?

From there I was able to get into my first SFR, which my wife told me that I could no longer house hack.Along the way I was able to save much more money, and purchase investment properties throughout San Diego, both on my own, and in partnerships/syndications.Without knowing anything about your situation, I would say that buying a condo/townhome to start is going to be the optimal choice for a few reason:1.) riding the equity wave up will help when you make the move to multifamily. 2.)

Your financing and property choice will look different depending on which matters most.2.

@Mario GarciaThe main difference is that with a lease option, the tenant has the choice to buy but doesn’t have to.

My goal isn’t to convince people to take unnecessary risks but to present an alternative option that has worked for many.

I've been talking to the folks at Alternatives CU, they got permission to serve Chemung County in the last couple of years.

Since Airbnb fees increase the total charge, either of the following result - (1) host lowers amount charged so TOTAL amount still attracts customers (2) total amount is enough to decrease demand and hence increase vacancy time while consumers find cheaper alternatives either through less expensive platforms, direct with host, or at hotel, or (3) consumer stays home or goes somewhere else.