US population growth slows and fewer new households form, which is probably not great for RE investors; and 2. the Social Security trust fund runs out.  

Since you live California you can invest in fractional trust deeds.

Here’s what I include in my lender packet:Deal overview – address, photos, ARV, compsPurchase & rehab budget – detailed scope of work, timelinesExit strategy – flip, refinance, or rental (with estimated profit or cash flow)Security – how their loan will be protected (typically a promissory note + deed of trust)Track record – short summary of past deals or team experienceTerms – what I’m offering (interest rate, length of loan, points, payment terms)The key is transparency and communication.

But if you can’t, make sure to get boots-on-the-ground feedback from trusted contacts.

I’ve read you can put your primary assets in a trust which can help some.

If it it a Deed of Trust state, the lender can sell under certain circumstances, such as non-payment, to protect their interests.

Does not go to a Title trust account.  6.  

Visibility Equals OpportunitySocial media allows you to build brand visibility and trust at scale.

That's an ENOURMOUS amount of trust to put in a stranger. 

This isn't just when checking in, but during their entire stay.The email:"When a guest can’t gain access to a property to complete their stay, it’s more than just a bad experience—it can shake guests’ trust in vacation rentals altogether.