You clearly researched the market and came to the conclusion the best investment strategy for you is a househack 2 or 3 family building.

BUT, in my 45 years of real estate investing, brokering, syndicating, advising, I’ve come to the conclusion that investors go in PRIMARILY interested in one or the other. 

The last couple years of data are hard to point to conclusively just because so much was changing in the market, but it looks like at this point you've likely ridden the value down, and from here it is likely to rise and has started its trend back up.

Hey Alex,My name is Jagjit, and just like you I'm new to both RE investing and Biggerpockets.My plan is to start with multifamilies and I've talked to a couple of RE agents so far, and the conclusion I have is, in this high Interest rate market, its very difficult to find a cash-flow positive deal. 

RachaelHey Rachel,you’re correct, if you’ve run your numbers the conclusion to drop the beachfront condo idea in favor of an SFR in unincorporated parts of Pinellas county is the way to go.

Vigilance is key to protecting your financial well-being.In conclusion, while fintech innovations can enhance our banking experiences, it's crucial to remain vigilant and discerning.

I have certainly not read anything on these forums or any other that makes me want to pony up any additional capital, but was curious if others are reaching the same conclusion.

You can't draw conclusions about your own situation from this general overview.

Not jump to conclusions about what you think will happen based on your experience.

The mistake you are making with your conclusion is assuming there is a "good list".There isn't.Many people will promise you that cold calling texting and postcards/mailers is the way to do this, but I challenge you to stand on your own 2 feet and think on your own.