@Matthew BonaskiAbsolutely, and that perspective aligns perfectly with how real expertise is developed in our industry.

Currently I am doing this manually and it only takes a minute, but many minute tasks add up.Great listminut Features:Need WiFiAdhesive or screw mount with magnetic connectionCan add team members. 4 events: noise, smoking, in door climate, crowd detectionOutdoor mode is noise only.

I'm no marketer or product developer, this is as much a learning experience as it is an attempt at really making a product. 

There’s major development happening with companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Honda and others expanding here, which is fueling long term appreciation.

Today those properties are some of my best performing rentals and reopened my eyes to long term rental ownership.Everything I do is still heavy value add or ground up development but holding long term has changed how I underwrite and design projects compared to a scenario where the real estate is sold immediately after completion.First, I can justify using higher quality and more durable fixtures and materials.

That business model also tends to require being extremely hands-on, which seems at odds with the lifestyle goal of replacing a stable job.So if someone truly believes running around managing low-value homes is a better long-term life choice than a reliable W2 job, then by all means go for it—but it’s not for most.Another way people replace W2 income that may be more realistic is by getting involved in real estate with more meaningful fee potential, which usually means heavier construction-oriented development.

You are collecting a cash flow stream from an investment grade tenant but the property itself for land and building is almost worthless when it goes dark if they do not renew the option periods.If the DG is NN lease the tenant will limp along repairs and then go with new developer for new building rather than exercising option and having to pay all that capex coming due.

I am in land development in the Treasure Coast.

@Jose Blanco The "unicorn" loan requires the borrower to put down 50% + pay closing costs and your assignment fee.....also no sensible buyer is relying on the seller prepared appraisal when purchasing a $1.5M piece of real estate but pretty sure you will lose buyers at "Bass Pro Shop development expected to drive major tourism". 

I’m in the process of developing a campground from the ground up, and the more I research and dig into the space, the more it feels like the right fit for how I’m wired.