I'm gonna play "Ken McElroy" here for a minute and opine on high level trends:  the pandemic shook up the nation's population in terms of where people want to live. 

I have potentially started in multi family investing at the commercial level, then expanded to self storage in mobile home parks.

There are so many things you need to know about the plots of land you would be targeting - are they leveled, foundation options, water tables, access to public water and sewer - and that's all before you confirm the right prefab and also confirm that there are local builders who can do the foundation work and then assemble and connect.

Furthermore, a tax CPA providing any level of assurance would be a violation of AICPA professional standards. 

Account Closed I know a number of clients coming from the Bay Area that were able to keep their salary levels, while others had some reduction in salary compared to California.

This is my first rental property and it's pretty important to me that everything's on the level.

From there, a fixer-upper house-hack or live in flip might be a great opportunity to develop some practical skills that can help you supplement your income or add a lot of value economically to your purchase! 

My neighbor's son rented there for 2 years after finishing his masters as an entry-level CPA prior to buying a place in Scott.

I've sold multifamily to a lot of owner occupied clients and everyone goes about a different way based on their comfort level.   

Hundreds of thousands given out on the state level.