Here are a few things that might help you as you start:Understanding the Market Dynamics: Begin with understanding the supply and demand in your area.

There is a complicated set of assumptions that go into calculating demand.

And taking them out of the equation, would only create very marginal improvements.At the end of the day, it is a supply and demand issue.  

Local Housing Authority demands I reimburse them for rent paid for the month.

Now its 1-2 but there is population growth so that drives demand.

The waterfront properties along the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River have higher demand and can command premium prices.In recent years, housing prices in Southern Maryland have been steadily rising, but at a slower rate compared to the DC metro area.

I'm curious if there is a demand for smaller short term loans.

I am selling with a discounted broker, however, I think even if I were to sell with a higher-end real estate agent, there doesn't seem to be a ton of demand for showings.

This setup allows me to maintain my current income while being physically present in Missouri to actively manage our real estate investments.My BRRRR Strategy:My goal is to identify single-family homes or small multi-family units that need some rehab work, ideally in neighborhoods with strong rental demand and growth potential.

Look at factors like job growth, population trends, and rental demand.