At 19, most people (myself included) just don't have enough experience to fully know what their style / skills / interests / goals are (but, don't worry, most people start figuring that out through their 20s as they gain more experience).Ten years from now, you could be flipping residential homes, developing commercial real estate, operating STRs, investing in land, consulting on triple net deals, or any number of the other real estate niches...but, at your age, you may not yet have the experience to know which of the many REI niches best suits your skills/interests/goals/etc.

A friend and mentor of mine is a real estate attorney genius and manages a literal $1B+ portfolio across broad asset classes including: restaurants, 500unit+ mixed use developments, hotels, storage spaces and hundred year land leases..they are refinancing several building at +/- 5.5% At scale - the impact is monumental.

@Patrick Lismon While I don't know the Memphis market per se, I do work with many developers/investors that focus on the workforce/Section 8 housing space.

Hey everyoneI'm Omri, and I've recently moved to Houston, TX.I'm currently starting to work with a new construction developer that is constantly looking for vacant lots/distressed properties inside the loop (and in its surrounding areas).Would love to meet agents who deal with these types of properties!

-Expected completion: Spring 2028-Funded through a mix of City, State, and private contributions, showing strong public-private commitment to urban mobility and development.

(Let me know if you're interested and we can discuss an off market deal) Not familiar with the particular market, but in general if you are in the inner city even in "developing" areas this can occur. 

I'm a Real Estate agent, investor, Builder/Developer in central Houston.

Tons of big development.

Development is about 20 blocks away but moving quickly.

I will keep you posted on any future developments.”