It is like building a professional sports team, you always have to be adjusting.

We were renting in the neighborhood at the time, I work for the fire department and my kids were in sport at the local High School.

The architects of Bandon Dunes had a vision for the pinnacle of golf and have created 'Disneyland' for golfers without disrupting the local environment and community. 1.

Some additional context on the area: There are 10+ new housing developments going up within a one-mile radiusA major public transportation hub is being renovated next to my neighborhoodA large indoor sports complex has been proposed less than 2 miles away  I earn around $48,000/year (not including rental income) and would love input on: Creative ways to get into my second deal while juggling renovation-related credit usageWhether a HELOC vs full refinance makes more sense in this situationHow to maintain momentum and keep scaling while building cash flow  Appreciate any advice or real-world experiences — especially from anyone who scaled up after their first house hack.

I like Cleveland with the largest healthcare opportunity here, three large sports teams, and busiest airport in Ohio, and could pivot to a short term rental strategy down the road if MTR didn't work out as much as expected.

Then you'll place additional units throughout the multi-family property to make sure there is good signal everywhere.Lastly, you will assign each individual Eero to a network you create which will allow residents to only connect to the Wi-Fi network they are assigned at move in.I'm not a tech (or a sports) guy, but I'll try and give an analogy.One Eero is connected at home base straight into the high speed Internet connection given by Comcast (in your case).

Building a sport court will run like $30 grand, but would increase your rental value. a 6bedroom 4 bath house with a sport court, hot tub, fire pit, mini golf, arcade etc. will most likely crush it because it's cool.

There's a saying in sports that the best ability is availability.

Outside of real estate, I’m into mountain biking, water sports, and music, basically anything that keeps life fun and active.

No tax state, very landlord friendly, no insurance issues like Texas and FL, mid-range property taxes, mid-priced value add properties, solid rent base, lowest unemployment of the major cities, jobs a plenty, strong growth, 3 pro sports teams, largest sector is health care, tourism (16.8 million tourists last year)... need I go on?