Oh, I hear you.
There was one time I read a book about money. A subsection had something to do with investing in real estate.
The author went further to explain that his experience with Real Estate had been painstakingly awful. Just like your dad's experience.
What he did differently to take the burden of being in charge of his properties, running after tenants, and fixing broken facilities away was to delegate that particular role to other people
Once he did that, he was free to do what he loved doing best in the industry; Chasing new real estate deals at home and abroad
That's the odd thing. My Dad is all okay with it. He'd like to do another one if he had the money for it. It is leaving the bad taste in my mouth. The first tenants moved into their own place in the building that they bought. On their way out of our place they took a big chunk out of the door. It was over $800 dollars to have that fixed. I would totally have gone after them for that. That was after giving us a hard time about showing the place to potential new tenants. We have new renters in there now and I am glad I didn't have to be directly involved in all that.
From the little that I do understand, that is kind of what happens with fractional real estate investing. Someone else takes on the head ache of taking care of the properties and the investors take the returns. And you can start with a really low amount of money to get in. Another attractive aspect.
Yes, you are right. I hope that you and your lovely husband will get the chance to get into the industry through the angle you really love. Good Luck, Ma'am 🥰
!DOOK