If I had $10,000-$20,000 I would be in the game already on some capacity and would not give it to someone else.

Here are a few brainstorming ideas:Outdoor LivingMust have potential for high-impact features like fire pits, hot tubs, dining areas, or outdoor games to significantly boost appeal.Views & ProximityProperties with desirable views or close proximity to water, nature, or main attractions offer an enhanced guest experience.Premium Interior FeaturesPotential for dedicated game rooms, high-speed Wi-Fi, or comfortable dedicated workspaces to cater to diverse guest needs.Easy ParkingAdequate and convenient parking for the expected guest group size is critical for convenience and securing 5-star reviews.Garage to Game Room ConversionIf driveway parking is plentiful, converting a garage into a functional game room or extra living space offers amazing added value.Noise & Light AbatementEnsuring quiet enjoyment of the property through noise reduction measures enhances guest comfort and prevents issues with neighbors.

I’m new to real estate investing and want to learn more from others who’ve been in the game longer.

From there it goes quickly, you have a winner and the game ends.

For the average homeowner who seeks this due to a lack of funds it is likely a bad idea because they often make emotional purchases and attempt to sell, move on a whim without understanding that appreciation is usually a long game. 

Many first time homebuyers struggle to have any skin in the game in the first place.

I have tried very expensive courses but they talk a big game and just leave you in credit card debt.

For me, the game-changer was tightening up my turnover automation.

Hello, I’m new to the game.

A lot of the square footage (900 sq ft) is a basement game room and utility room.