I am excited to see how much I can learn and grow my business from the wisdom and experience on this site.....and eventually be a worthy contributor!

You could hold out and hope that the development that's been happening in South Lebanon for the past decade would eventually spill over into Maineville but as it stands right now you're safest bet is going to go the residential route for the building.

When viable (5 years), sell the house and split the profits with my parents or eventually buy out my parents and rent the property into passive income.Option 2: Buy and Hold A Distressed Single-Family Residence or Duplex (2-5 Year Residence)Upsides: Much more potential to add value and make larger capital gains for the investment business.

I'm new to real estate investment (don't own any property), and am interested in learning how to get started wholesaling, flipping properties, and eventually owning rental properties in the US. 

Hopefully they show up eventually but it doesn't end up with me having a bunch of duplicate posts.

Eventually it will catch up and take you out.

Obviously no bank is offering that type of interest return so my money would not grow as fast but I also won't have to deal with potential unforeseen issues properties bring.Initially, I thought, I'll buy at least 2 properties a year, sit on them for as long as I can, hopefully make a nice monthly net return and eventually sell them off when I'm ready to retire.

I eventually let my license go.

Eventually you might want to sit a subdivision selling homes.

I plan on investing in Multifamily properties duplex, triplex, and quads then eventually move on to a larger commercial property.