My Ideal investing goal would be to invest in Multi-unit homes and then progress to commercial real estate. 

Also check MLS for flip properties and new construction specs for sale.Make sure to get 3 or more current project in process refinances, 3 or more current past clients, visit some job sites in progress to see how they look.

This is a future work in progress. 

Throughout the highs and lows of trading, I ended up right where I started repeatedly and didn't end up progressing.

Its directly in the path of progress and it's got a very solid B- demographic which is excellent for the average purchase price for the door there.

The current city council became more progressive after our recent elections so expect more regulations to come in the future: rent control, lax penalties for eviction and late payments, more checks and balances on landlords, increased property taxes.

@Lori GreeneI’m slowing my own progress.

We did all the work ourselves and it's been very rewarding to see the progress and finished product - next steps is back splash and moving a gas line, I might sub that one out because I don't want to blow up the house lol Our tenant is currently living in the top unit on a 1 year lease but we're not in a rush to move up to renovate that unit yet.Just wanted to say hi and see if anybody had any tips for house hacking, renovation ideas/best practices, and overall helpful advice.

However C areas do offer the lowest price point and perhaps the biggest upside potential if you choose wisely and predict the path of progress accurately, so you have to strike a balance that only you can really make a judgement call on.

We're (hopefully) about 5 weeks out from completion but I wanted to start to document for others to learn from my mistakes and hopefully knock their own deals out of the park.Unfortunately, I lost my phone and had no cloud storage so I can't post a ton of pictures yet but I will put a few in here and subsequent posts showing our progress and the state of the property.