Depends if the passive investment itself is internally leveraged,So, if an investor is investing in a syndication which owns say a 50 unit apartment complex free and clear of debt, and invests $100k, 50k of which is borrowed at say 5% on a home equity line of credit, this is probably ok.Not so much under the same scenario of personal borrowing where the syndication had a 50% LTV mortgage itself against the subject property.  

It started as internal notes and turned into something other owners kept asking for (we manage 80+ Airbnbs).If anyone wants it, happy to pass it along and always glad to compare notes with other operators on what’s working (or breaking) right now.

The investors who lean in and learn how this stuff connects to what they already do — not outsource it to a developer who's never walked a property — that's where the advantage lives.

Some of the outskirt towns may bleed into neighboring counties.We are driving distance to NYC, Philly, and the shore, with an international airport and major warehouses, job and population growth, several colleges and universities, hiking and trails, waterways, museums, a booming healthcare sector, rising property values, diverse industries (both blue and white collar), still thriving malls, plenty of commerce, and ongoing redevelopment and development throughout.

I just created 4 google chrome extensions using it that can send information through AI assistants and spit out different results from Meme's, to images to social media posts etc.We are also building agents in copilot that are specific for internal use.

Later when you have money to build internal roads short side of rectangle next to road or a square.  2.  

Hey BP Fam, I’m not sure how many views this will get, but I’ll give it a shot. Is anyone actively investing in Australia? I have roots in both countries and wonder if anyone living in the US is buying property in Aus...

Theres a shift toward "internal contracts" and hospitals in the Belfast/Rockland/Ellsworth area don't have a lot of contracts posted typically. 

I’d start there, build a steady income, then use profits for a fun international play later.

I even have hosted at international student which was not only a great experience, but the stipend paid for just about 1/2 my mortgage.