I would not recommend a flipper start getting into new construction without the experience, they are two different things  - no different than someone trying to go from residential to car washes etc.

The state's economy is diversified across technology, finance, healthcare, and education sectors, which has driven consistent population growth and job creation.

I have always been of the opinion that we should not root for a crashing economy, a lot of people will be hurt.  

Units 1 & 2 rent for $1,550/month eachThe remaining single unit rents for $900/monthTotal current market rents should be at least 15% higher given the location and conditionLight renovations can boost rents by 25-30%, creating immediate income increasesAdditional Revenue Streams: The 400 sq/ft rooftop deck and garden outdoor space offer potential for higher rent premiumsThe 400 sq/ft two-car garage can be leased separately or repurposed, which is a significant value-add in PhillyZoning and Expansion Potential:The property is zoned RM-1, with existing rights to build 2 additional units by right, without zoning board hearings or red tape.

At the same time, keeping a mix of different asset types is key; real diversification is the best hedge against whatever the economy throws at us.

I listened to an interview with the founder recently in which he said they build 1300sqft with a 2 car garage, on a slab, and their average rent was $1700 (midwest).

For auto, do you have a car?

I have been wondering/worrying about the economy and how it is impacting travel.

I tried using google AI a few weeks ago to ask what number battery my car key fob took.

I know NOTHING about car motors.