I do feel like the summer housing for workers is much needed and would be a good midterm niche. 

If you have any questions, feel free to PM me!

Also, drive the neighborhoods to get a feel for demand and turnover. 

Biggest advice I’d give is to stay patient with the process, run your numbers conservatively, and choose projects that match your current skill level so you don’t get overwhelmed.If you keep things simple and focus on one good buy at a time, getting that second place by the end of 2026 definitely feels realistic.

If you have lending questions, feel free to reach out to me.

One place that I feel my analysis is soft is estimating landlord insurance.

Minimal turnover.When you combine voucher income with disciplined systems, scaling stops being stressful and starts being strategic.Managing 20+ rentals isn’t hard when everything has a place.Discipline replaces chaos.Systems replace stress.And the portfolio becomes boring, which is exactly what profitable real estate is supposed to be.What’s the part of your rental operation that feels the most disorganized right now? 

Even with low inventory, it feels like there are still pockets where the spreads work if you move quickly. 

Interested in seeing trends here.Do you feel more comfortable with SFR notes?

So they can profit on a deal, via paying more then others, because they can profit where others don't, and the value of "getting in" may be the hook, vs the "discounted price" your feeling you gotta swallow.