Hi Viktoryou're asking a great question from my knowledge, the US tends to be the best country in the world for passive real estate investing for one major reason because it's a capitalist country and that gives investors great reward for the risk they've taken more than any other country, 1. best banking system for example the 30 year fixed rate.

Can you elaborate on the special risks and great rewards of CFDs?

The risk is not the reward for most CPAs

I'm actually considering Ohio and yes, I'm willing to move as long as the reward is worth it.

Real estate rewards people who can adapt, think through multiple exit strategies, and stay calm under pressure. 

I have found that those asset types really do reward efficient operations and conservative underwriting.

Of course then you'd be posting how your PMC is incompetent at renewals, can't fill your vacancies and killed your cashflow😫@Jim Johnson is 100% correct that the best renewal strategy rewards the results you want🤩

Start with short tenant surveys to spot patterns, stay proactive on maintenance and reward good tenants with early renewal offers or modest incentives rather than waiting until lease end. 

This is one of the most financially rewarding—and riskiest—parts of real estate development.  

And yes — the asset can still be used personally by you or your family if you ever choose.The misconception is that buying a property and listing it is “easy.”The reality is that it’s no way to truly maximize profit or generate repeat business.When structured correctly, STR assets can offer:• Higher cash flow than traditional long-term rentals• Flexible exit strategies (sell, refinance, or convert to LTR/MTR)• Accelerated equity growth• Strong tax advantages through depreciation• Demand driven by tourism, business travel, healthcare, and eventsBut the real money is made before you buy: Market and regulation analysis Zoning and municipality compliance Demand drivers, seasonality, and ADR Acquisition pricing and rehab budgeting Operational systems and managementSTR success isn’t luck — it’s strategy, underwriting, and execution.Real estate rewards the educated operator, not the hopeful investor.