Cons - directing tri plex cash flow away from other investments for 4 years but also not impacting my W2 lifestyle. 

Am very drawn to a new asset class, different lifestyle.

That being said it's a blast and I wouldn't give this lifestyle and "job" up for the world.  

Nobody has a pool in their homes so #1 it is an anomaly #2 guests can enjoy the pool year round#3 kids don't care how small it is#4 there are adults who want to enjoy a heated pool, but feel self conscious in a bathing suit in front of others at a resort pool, now they have a private pool they can use with their family and not have that issue.  

Everything of course always depends on your lifestyle and what matches your investment strategy.I am by no means saying syndication is the only route for sure, just saying larger deals and being part of them typically yield good benefits in a variety of categories, depreciation being one of them.

Try to figure our what strategy would suite your lifestyle and goals (there's SO many ways to do it!).

Price, taxes, location and life style continue to be the big attractions.

My husband and I dream of owning a business that will fund our lifestyle.

We gutted the interior down to the cinder blocks, re-designed the unit layout to fit a more modern lifestyle.

Our current situation is: We’re currently employed making around $100k as a coupleHave low six figures liquidNo debtNeed to earn $20k a year to afford lifestyle to start We’d ideally love to both quit our jobs and start flippingto support ourselves by doing costmetic/light re-habs.