We’ve always been long-term, buy-and-hold investors, we’ve got about 75 units, mostly single family and small multifamily here in central Arkansas. But like a lot of folks, we dipped our toes into the short-term renta...

Great play, becoming a bigger and bigger fan of this considering the cost of old inventory. 

well it only takes one :)  my play there on the penninsula has been scarcity lets see if that plays out on this one.  

TIAI am invested in GDX, really across the spectrum; long, day/week options plays, swing plays. 

That determines 90 percent of the play here.Here’s the step-by-step framework I use when evaluating these in-between parcels:1.

When a deal is more of an equity play than a cash-flow machine, the tenant experience becomes your competitive advantage, especially in HOA communities where you can’t do much outside.A few things that tend to move the needle for renters without blowing your budget:1.

Groups that move quickly on large land plays usually include experienced land developers, family offices, private equity real estate shops, or institutional-leaning partners who already have dry powder and a track record with entitlement risk.

@Michael Baum - I heard your re-play on the BP podcast yesterday!

I'm currently playing this game at the moment.

I wouldn't have borrowed money to put into the stock market as the bulk of my net worth was already in stocks, so it was kind of a diversification play...and I wanted to see if I could make money not using any of my money...since the HELOC was revolving credit.I learned that I won't ever buy a rental house in my state again.