In rare situations that can be as simple as slapping some paint and flooring down, but more often now it means developing land, subdividing lots, scrape and build, etc.If that's not your cup of tea, that's okay; the stock market is perfect for passive investors, and returns are quite good.

They might be your cup of tea.

All joking aside I know people do well investing in Cleveland, just not my cup of tea.

Find you a mentor (grey hair person) who will dump all his/her knowledge for the cost of a cup of coffee.  

Buckle Up Butter Cup. 

We bought our first investment property in December 2017, the numbers were awesome but the building was old and the tenants weren't my cup of tea.

I like to go to a coffee shop and maybe grab a beer or a cup of coffee and do some reading.

I suggest Spanish Fort / Mobile Ala.

I would get up to get 2 large cups of coffee.

We were also thinking of living in Colombia for 1/2 a year to save more and practice Spanish for the little one, but that won't be until he's 3 or 4 and language is more of a focus.