Consistency Beats Highlights- Championships are not won on one big play, otherwise everyone would always just throw the "Hail Mary".

@Yousef Reda There are few factors in play here.

This feels more like a long-term wealth building play than a cash flow deal.

Don't see the reality talked about enough and I keep hearing about mid-term rentals being touted as some amazing play.

If it takes you another 2-4 weeks to find a tenant you’re paying to play PM. 

I’m specifically curious about paths like:Larger multifamily acquisitionsSyndicationsBuild-to-rent communitiesSpec home programs at scaleBigger development plays where one project replaces 20+ flipsWhat changed for you?

Waterfront and South Tampa in particular are no longer “aspirational” plays—they’re strategic ones tied to real economic expansion.

The sub-$160/sqft in Exeter is definitely eye-catching - you don't see that often in coastal NH.On the historic (1700s) construction question, I've seen this play out both ways.

I reported this to Justin and he tried to play off the issue as if I "wasn't following the process that he teaches" but trust me, I gave him a piece of my mind on that response.

Many properties at lower price points are technically livable but dated, and expectations play a big role in whether a deal feels workable or disappointing.If your goal is investment-focused rather than owner-occupied, expanding the search radius or adjusting the strategy slightly can open more doors.