I’m a 30-year Air Force veteran, TX real estate agent, and third-generation real estate investor.

A lot of individuals have gone into investing into notes to help avoid any headaches with tenants.

This claim is interesting, especially coming from someone who is actively selling an AI lead generation tool.

Augustine, Florida can be a worthwhile investment, but it depends on individual circumstances and priorities. 

Just thinking that perhaps a commercial loan (once stablized) might generate enough pay off/cash out to pay off the loan/loans from the purcahse.

Many high-earning individuals dismiss these investments without understanding how effective they can be, especially when properly structured.They assume promissory note funds are only deployed to salvage troubled deals, carry excessive interest rate risk, or lack tax benefits—making them not worth the trouble.

This is America, follow the money and the power. my thought is you would have anarchy but we are seeing it with food stamps in certain markets those receiving them as a way of life and multi generational.. cant buy junk food soda and sugar snacks and there is some shock to the system for those mothers who were baby factories. 

Possibly most important: can you utilize any losses generated by the rental property?

In fact, that is literally why I decided to write the book: to set a standard for Co-Living.We do a lot of things to elevate the resident experience in our properties: community events, awesome common spaces, providing shared supplies, having a monthly cleaner, etc.This strategy is definitely a lot of management work, but it enabled me to build a portfolio that generates $10k/month in cash flow in only 2 years. 

I aquire a couple of these a year and over time generates a nice income.I own the STR's for fun and my Lake house makes much more money than one of my LTR'S, but Id keep it even if it didn't.