I would look to acquire as much as possible so long as the property cash flows after you leave and it reduces your housing expense.

Ive had great success over the last 6 months I've been doing it with consistent bookings. 

This is how they decide who gets the property.I was in your "nice little town" last week  It was 94 degrees and about 1,000 on the humidity scale.

I haven't looked in the last few weeks, but I have been repeatedly seeing posts about how low bookings have been.

The owner is the lowest in their eyes.

I’ve always believed that real estate done right should not only create wealth, but also build something lasting for families and investors.

Kennesaw city had an eye on us and made us pull permits for putting up dry wall in the basement.

It’s great to see you exploring STRs in New England, you’re absolutely on the right track thinking long-term about transitioning from W2 to real estate.

Ricardo R, I am reviewing your last reply, I will reach out to you some of it I don't quite understand, but I am sure you could explain, directly over a conversation...Let me ask what do you do with investors, and how do you work with them?

Quote from @Mark Jay: Hi, in Septemeber of last year we purchased a small (8000 sq ft) lot of unimproved land.