I would consider single family homes as well but multifamily is the ultimate goal.

For example, a $650k 3-4 unit where each can rent out at $1,500, allowing for a negative cash flow of $2-2.5k/month the first year.PossibilitiesGiven those goals, it would rule out the more expensive places (California, Seattle area, Austin).

Ensure the numbers align with your goals, factoring in cash flow, exit strategies, and risk mitigation.

Hi Alex,You're off to a great start, and it’s awesome that you already have clear goals in mind!

Leaning towards short term rentals to start then transitioning to long term for less stress over time.My goal is to have 'passive' income equal to double the national median salary.now my questions for yall.1. does all of the above make sense?

For holding vs. flipping, let your goals and market conditions guide you—flipping can build quick capital, but holding offers long-term gains.

My goal here was to get a "brick and mortar" address rather than a PO Bx... usually i go the UPS route but signed up for iPostal1 this morning as it has a location near my home.  

Which option makes the most sense may depend on the individual’s goals and how much time they can dedicate to learning note investing or setting up and running a note business.

•Which unit size would rent faster and have higher demand in this area?

Denying your claim is their goal, they do not want to help you.