In San Antonio specifically, there's a big opportunity in single-family affordable housing as there's a shortage and the city's population is continuing to grow at a quicker pace.

@Jeremy Pace @Chris Salerno thank you very much gentlemen.

My goal would be to flip since my part of Arizona is growing at a larger pace than we can have properties available for sale, making it very much a sellers market.I plan on sending out letters on a smaller scale but at a regular cadence.

Thanks for the welcome Brian, and I appreciate the info.I'm getting into this a little later in life, I've got the family, the house, the cars, and I'm working a full time job trying to keep pace right now.

to be closer to family and live a slower pace of life.

@Jordan PrattAnother idea is if you have the cash in hand, maybe could combine the strategies.Buy a mobile home cash.Improve the property at whatever pace you desire.Bring in roommates and pay yourself back over time.Either keep the property if it’s cash flowing or If you want to sell, do seller financing when you are ready to move on to the next property.There are a million options in real estate and you can mix and match to make something fit your goals and situation.

@Jeremy Pace it is a commuter college.

I am currently a junior in high school and I am on pace to save up 10,000 dollars when I graduate.

My wife and I bought our first home back in April in Pensacola and are in the process of buying again in Pace.

I thought I would retire earlier than him, and clearly he is on pace to retire way ahead of me (I'm very competitive).