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I understand what you are trying to do. BUT as a mom with small children the price point was good for us and the run down lofts were perfect. The remodel didn’t just jack up the pricing but now I don’t feel comfortable bringing my kids there for fear that they may mess something up. I’m so disappointed. I don’t know who you are trying to cater to but this is a sad situation. My husband has been going here his whole life. We were recently there in October. This sucks. Cater to the glampers and it is cutting out the families that truly loved this place.
I'm glad I got into Netflix instead of blockbusting . All jokes aside. you should always do what is best for you. Real estate is a lot less complicated and it has certain tax benefits . Investing in the stock market is a lot more complicated and you need to learn how to create cash flow and to insure your capital. I believe the worst thing you can do is work a job and don't make any effort to improve your financial education and invest.
When will this air? I can not wait to see how these cabins turn out y'all. I use to work there, started out cleaning those cabins before moving I to another department.
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Everybody is investing in real estate but where to they think that future profit will come from? The pockets of the younger generations? Houses depreciate during a recession....
I enjoy listening and learning from Servio. I have to say I have done street evangelism, and walking up to a home to ask if they want to sell it, would be so simple. Knocking on the door and ask them if they would like prayer for anything could be a little more intense. Smile.
This made me cry, people are getting poorer, even though I want to be in real estste at whst cost to poorer people. You said yourself poorer people will be getting poorer.
We’re doing everything as investors to provide solutions: We provide affordable housing options in certain markets. Like our hotel to apartment conversion in Lafayette. We are the most affordable in that market. Other than that, I educate people on how they can use real estate to create passive income to get out of the rat race. We’re doing our part with the gifts and talents we have
Nice job buddy. I liked buying into migration and looking for positive cashflow. I've always looked at each real estate property as a separate business. In business it takes money to make money. Regardless of where interest rates are if you can turn a profit and hold on, you can better your position later. You might have said this, if not it sounds like something you would say. Buy the property and date the rate.
