The bottom line and summary of the above, is that Online will one day be the "big daddy".However, unless it incorporates the Class Feature it won't be a "big daddy" for Landlords. 

You’re thinking in the right direction — zero lot line / townhome-style developments can meet a real need in rural and secondary markets, especially where there’s demand for affordable, low-maintenance housing but no new supply.A few ways you might approach testing your vision:Market Feasibility Study: Talk with a local planning department or economic development office to get housing demand data (demographics, household income, and housing stock).

How do you actually market real estate services online without wasting money or annoying people?

Jorge, couldn’t agree more — in today’s market, strong branding is just as much an asset as capital.What I’ve noticed is:Digital presence builds trust at scale.

Sounds like you don't need renovations but there should be some type of regular presence.3.

Do you research them ahead of time on Facebook or other social media?

Hey all, i am currently stationed on Guam and will be here until 2027 just wondering if anyone has invested out here for any long-term rentals.

I1 thing that is very common in new builds is hairline cracking on the taping seams.

On the SpaceX front, Musk is taking flight on yet another investment effort to bolster the business' presence 30 miles outside of Austin.SpaceX, headquartered in Starbase but with an existing facility in Bastrop, will invest $8 million into expansion efforts at that Central Texas office, according to a project filing registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation on August 27.

Those very high returns come from the combination of the very low mortgage interest rates and the steady capital appreciation.Regarding my investment portfolio, I'm still in a growth phase and a phase in which I help an partner with other investors so that they can invest in the most profitable opportunities without having the necessary presence on the ground, time, knowledge and contacts, which is something I really enjoy doing.The biggest hurdle is finding the right opportunities in a hot market, although it's a matter of time, for me at least, so it's not really a hurdle.Legal aspects aren't a hurdle from me because I studied in my native Belgium and have been based in Quebec, both of which have a similar legal system to that of Spain and Portugal (civil law).As to regulations, in Spain, it's a matter of investing in the areas and type of properties that are least affected.