How much/what kind of real estate do you own?

We just bought a home a year ago but we also have a townhouse(owned) near campus that we rent out. I'd eventually like to add more rental properties later down the road.

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I've been considering switching rentals into Airbnb. I've heard the returns are worth the hassle.

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If you're not familiar with it play around with [link=(airdna.co )]airdna.co[/link]. It pulls data from AirBNB and VRBO and you can use their Rentalizer tool to give a pretty accurate estimate of what a property can bring by turning it into a STR, supposed to be fairly accurate as well. If it's as accurate as they say we're leaving about $10k on the table per year. I was also quite surprised to find a decent camp in Grand Isle could pull $40k+ a year.

A 3,000 sq ft home and 85 acres of pine timber in south ms. Looking at buying a couple hundred acres of farm land soon

100 acres of timberland in Greene County, AL

1/4 acre primary residence

Some acreage. Mostly timber. Some soybeans.

Air bnb used to be good for consumers now it’s starting to price me out.

Cost which is normally fine but…
Air bnb service fee
Cleaning fee
Tax

$120/night rental turns into $300 quick

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A house on the N Shore of Oahu

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You got a license? They're making it very difficult for people these days, it's ridiculous. I have long-terms rentals on Kauai and Oahu, not dealing with BnB.

Not yet we just bought 11 of them on the same street.

We had 2 already (sold a poor producer after buying these) and saved to buy 1-2 more. Then a friends dad was looking to simplify his life and was looking to sell these 11 so we made adjustments. I closed March of 20 in the height of the COVID crap and they appraised 100k more than I paid (I’d like to see now lol). Rates were so low I refied my house dropping from 4 to 3% interest rate and pulled out the down payment from equity (still have plenty left). We were able to save the cash we saved and had instant rainy day account so could take some profits and still be able to cover everything (including my slightly increased monthly mortgage on our house) and pay a extra 20k a year on the total loan of these new 11. Plan is to keep paying the extra 20k a year and knock out all the rentals (commercial loan 5y 20y am) then knock out the house.

Self. Will probably always self