One of the biggest mistakes investors make—new or seasoned—is thinking that losing deals comes from a lack of experience. The truth? More often than not, it’s about confidence.Confidence in real estate isn’t about luc...

It appears you have all the right ingredients for this.

.- You can even create filters to auto-label, set Google to put under a specific inbox tab, add a colored star, etc.Just hope you aren't one of "those people" that rarely delete or archive messages in their inbox:)

The IRS still treats those payments as rental income (which you can still strategize around through deductions, depreciation, and other tax planning), no matter what label you put on them.

Here's the ingredients I look for that make this model work:- Location, Location, Location- Partner with accomplished and high character operators -Understand your market and take a conservative approach to selecting the dining concept.

It is nowhere near Sun Valley prices, yet you are only about an hour and a half away.Accessibility: Despite its rural feel, Mackay is an easy in and out drive from larger hubs like Idaho Falls, Hailey, and Sun Valley.Tourism and Recreation: The area has all the raw ingredients for eco lodges, cabins, adventure tourism, or even a boutique ski operation.

Cheap being the most important ingredient. 

The key is matching the strategy to your own tax picture and time availability, not just chasing the REP label.

. $50k and living in parents basement is NOT the ingredients of a conventional Investor.

@Garret Rumbea Larger multifamily syndication is an overly broad label and using it without distinction leads to misleading comparisons.