I would eventually like to do MTR.I've lost about $40K over the last two years so.... a decent chunk to me. 

Hey Caleb, I’ve spent the last several years investing in mobile home communities and have developed a real passion for the role they play in affordable housing.I like your idea of buying distressed homes and fixing them up.

From what I’ve seen so far, the Brickell market seems to have some of the strongest long-term equity growth potential due to limited land and continued development in the area.On the Orlando side, the focus tends to be more on:Tourism demandOccupancy ratesProfessional managementSeasonal trendsCash flow potentialWhereas in Brickell it feels more tied to:Long-term appreciationUrban growthInventory constraintsPopulation growthInternational demandI’ve also been looking into the condo-hotel model in Orlando and how it compares to traditional residential investing and urban condo ownership.For those who invest in both tourism markets and urban markets:Do you prioritize cash flow or appreciation?

I’m planning to live there for the required 12 months, and my long-term goal is to eventually move into a larger multifamily—possibly a fourplex—while turning the current place into a rental. 

I'll lend 100% of the purchase and rehab because I develop relationships in the investor community (mainly through our area's landlord/investor organization) with borrowers who gain my trust.

Should add that we would eventually like to own a multifamily, and this may give us leverage to expand our real estate portfolio. 

While in college at the University of South Carolina, I was working with a development group that specializes in building student housing and short-term rental properties in the Columbia area.

With only a few major cities (Manchester, Nashua, Concord), it's known for its small town charm and known for its conservation--meaning that the rate of new developments is much slower.

I’m currently working on a few new duplex developments in North Houston too

I have the capacity to do ground-up development and have been considering multi-family projects, but land is really tough to come by right now.A few specific ideas I've been thinking about:1.