They do mention the supply strain of 33,000 new doors in Atlanta alone in '23, they don't mention the 672K new doors in '24 across country, but heavily clustered in Hot markets like where they are located. 

It currently comprises of 1x House & warehouse, with an adjacent lot next door that is a campground consisting of 5x RVs.

I’m so excited to be making progress and making my first few steps toward the door and hopefully within the next few months I’ll have my foot in it.

Meanwhile, we're putting in two new-construction 2br ADUs on the current property, plus converting the garage to another 1br ADU (it's a bigger-than-normal lot).

If the owner lives in town, you could even go knock on their door, I find this to be extremely successful when you are going after foreclosed properties.As to your 1st post, you might want to look at city data for growing markets, It looks like Rochester lost population last year, vs if you look at sunbelt cities like, Houston, DFW, Austin, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, these cities saw at a minimum 1% population increase.

$125,000 to $180,000 per door depending on size and what will fit.

It usually runs around $250-$300 for a garage conversion. 

Focus on building strong relationships and networking in your local market—having the right connections and a solid reputation can open doors to opportunities that don’t require perfect credit.

Maybe a garage conversion or ADU. 

I have a big garage that has electricity and plumbing already and has a second floor.