Obviously that doesn't fit everyone's lifestyle, but an extreme example of wealth building.

The fundamentals of strong jobs, lifestyle, and demand haven’t changed.

Are you chasing freedom, legacy, or lifestyle?

Add lifestyle value, not just fixtures.Since you’re near two hospitals, think about what those renters specifically value:blackout shades in bedroomsa quiet, comfortable workspacea simple “starter kit” of essentials for MTR (good mattress, desk lamp, fast WiFi if you furnish)These don’t cost much but make your unit the obvious pick for a traveling nurse over a generic rental.6.

A quick search shows Fort Lauderdale at 8%, Miami at 3.5%, and Orlando at 7%, which are healthy levels.  

Mostly paperwork.When routine non-compliance can multiply a property’s debt 3x above its market value, we’re no longer talking about a healthy regulatory environment.

Does anyone have suggestion on how to streamline due diligence, locate more quality candidate investments, or just operate a healthy investment portfolio for this area of real estate?

But about three years ago, after getting tenant calls on Christmas Day and again the day after, I did a lifestyle check.

House hacking and long-term rentals are a powerful combo, especially in a place like the Jersey Shore where you’ve got both lifestyle appeal and strong rental demand.Your passion and clarity of focus will serve you well: keep showing up, stay curious, and you’ll find plenty of like-minded investors here.

Is this healthy for housing?