I would say that you have a lot of opportunities for investing @Randall Alan explained well your financial strategies.With respect to what strategies to choose is depending on what you are willing to learn.STR depending the area is always a good strategy though you have to understand that is hospitality no real estate.Outside it will depend on the country and your knowledge.

For me, a good PM is absolutely worth their fee, especially since I have properties on the other side of the country. 

Hello everyone! my husband and I just moved from Oregon to Pennsylvania (on the border 20 minutes from ohio) and we are looking at getting another rental here in this market. In oregon we house hacked and have a SFH t...

I work with hundreds of investors who prefer the middle part of the country and south of the mason dixon line.

Lone Star has been buying up tons of delinquent mortgages and distressed properties all over the country. 

There are people all across the country who have jumped on the STR bandwagon hoping to make money and are now wishing they had never done it.

I own 12-doors there (from California) and have a full team in place that assists out-of-state and country investors.We've worked with a lot of Canadian investors over the years and understand the ins and outs.

You can exchange from any type of investment real estate anywhere in the counry to any other type of real estate anywhere in the country. 

Celina and Prosper, a bit further north, have seen a lot of growth, offering a country vibe but still close to Dallas for work.

@Florsabel De La RosaPunta Cana gets two thirds of the country's tourism but most tourists go there for the all-inclusive resorts so you have pros and cons and a lot of the money has already been made there.I prefer the North Coast indeed  and specifically Las Terrenas and the Samana Peninsula.