We’ve been developing and supporting recovery and congregate living homes across New England for several years, and it’s great to see more people exploring this model.Feel free to reach out if you’d like to connect or talk through project details — always glad to share what’s worked for us and learn from what others are doing.

CAGR MLP is compound annual growth rate of the median listing price (appreciation)... 4BedCashFlowMonthlyLatest is using the realtor.com median listing price and the Housing and Urban Development "Fair Market Rent" (40-50% of observed rents) for a 4 bedroom living unit.

It explains the team that you should develop to have a strong foundation under you while investing remotely.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-team

I have a data set of over 10,000 property managers, the buildings they manage, average rents, and contact info from property managers up to CEO's of management companies, a list of new developments in process and the GC's who are building them along with the budgets and contact info.

You are in a really great position.If it were me, I’d keep the bonus liquid and use it strategically:Use the VA loan for your first house hack (no down payment, live for cheap).Then, when you move out, use part of the bonus for the next property - maybe a small multifamily or single-family in a cash-flow market.Avoid dumping it all into one property; spread it across multiple deals or reserves to stay flexible.Also keep a solid emergency fund and maybe allocate a small chunk toward personal development (real estate education, networking, etc.).

Highway 54, following approval from the City of El Paso.The Borderplex Alliance, an economic development agency, announced that the project will create nearly 2,000 jobs, with 1,800 positions for construction and 100 additional staff members to operate the center.

-Mexico citizen, born and raised in Colorado, and over the past few years I’ve been actively investing in Mexican real estate — mostly in presale condos and long-term or vacation rental markets like Guadalajara, Cancún, and Lake Chapala.I originally started by looking for affordable, well-located properties for personal use, but as I dug deeper, I realized there were real opportunities for long-term appreciation, rental income, and geographic diversification — often with as little as $20–30k down.The process isn’t as complicated as people think, but there are definitely key things to understand, including:How foreigners can legally own property in Mexico (especially in restricted zones like the coast),How presale contracts and developer relationships work,What kinds of rental strategies are viable in different markets (Airbnb, mid-term, or traditional long-term),Currency and exchange rate considerations, title safety, and banking between the U.S. and Mexico.One major advantage of presale in Mexico is that many developers offer in-house, interest-free financing during construction, allowing buyers to spread out payments over 24–36 months — without involving a bank or mortgage process.

Due to my relationships with investors who are also involved in development with their own GC's and in house real estate law firm, there are very few situations where I run into problems that cannot be solved.

The sale price came in at about three times what I originally paid for it.It ended up being one of my favorite projects because it combined a strong return with something meaningful for the community.Has anyone here ever invested in or developed a property for sober living or other types of recovery housing?

As I have said before, battered spouses will leave when they are sick of it or they developed an escape plan.