The idea was that as DH got more and more expensive, people would realize they could just head across ford road and buy properties in close proximity to the community at a significantly cheaper price.

Term is the cheaper component.

And truth is running accounting in service sucks, it's a lot of work, nobody cares how much work it is, we always want it cheaper, all the liability, staffing, ugh what a slodge.     

Do BRRRR deals in a cheaper cash-flowing market.

It was cheaper than rent so I saw it as a win.

Some of our cheapest go to contractors have given us outrageous prices that we wouldn’t have thought twice about if we hadn’t gotten multiple estimates and then realized the second and third bids were sometimes $10,000 or more cheaper.

As I mentioned in my original post, I did consider investing in a cheaper market - Baltimore, where I'm originally from. 

Ideally it's for young adults that want to pay cheaper rent and rent by the room .

Of course, many more fees go into the final sale of the property but, I still believe it would still be cheaper than trying to buy a home in the US.

In some cases, its cheaper not to.