Storage space will always appeal to people, especially bigger families with kids.

Quote from @Josh Mahan: Part of the appeal for me personally is being able to use an old 401k to fund.

However, I totally get that other states like Wyoming offer some appealing perks like anonymity and lower costs, as @Joshua Davidson mentioned.

It must be move-in ready, bright, and appealing, with as much of a like-new feeling as possible.

Kaiser LLC (Joseph Kaiser and his wife, Heidi) was decided before the court of Appeals of Washington, Division 1."

Additionally, providing space for home-based businesses or shared offices may appeal to those needing occasional in-person meetings.

Not all areas are equaling appealing from a buy and hold lens.

The advantage to a 3/2 or smaller is that it will appeal to a lot of midterm rental demographics (remote workers, divorces, people building new properties, etc.) and the American family is shrinking (fewer and fewer people need a large home), so if you want to stay rented in the midterm space, a 3/2 or smaller is best.However, appreciation is a different conversation for a different day.... 

I'm trying to figure out which type of investment appeals most to me and my goals - it seems they all do and have different pros and cons that come with them when I sit down to analyze.Like many, my end goal is to escape my 9-5 and be able to live off of my real estate investments.

I don't want to shoehorn one in just for the sake of it, and if it's in the closet then the aesthetic appeal is gone, so at that point you may as well do cubbies/shelves.Again- appreciate all the replies and perspectives!