@Sharon AsayagIndianapolis's real estate market is attractive due to its diverse economy, affordable housing, and strong rental demand.

I just feel like the equity portion is a nice asset to have and not have to use all that cash.

And with the numbers being higher (1,000 sq ft cabins are going for 500k that I'm all in around 340k, 2,000 sq ft cabins are going for 800k that I'm all in around 575k), I can create the same equity and cash flow that I did with my rentals in a shorter period of time with less units and with property management built in.But I'm also sitting on a nice chunk of cash that I am really hoping I can hit on one more strategy so I can have two of these things generating equity and cash flow on every deal without having to park much cash into them. 

Nice city. 

I would say the less desirable areas of Dallas county have a pretty nice ratio.

Sell tax free and use the money as a downpayment towards a nice home/househack/investment property.

The interiors are not as nice as my Tempo Homes by Clayton but the financing is a game changer.

Honestly just having a place to write this was helpful as it’s frustrating doing this on my own, so nice to have a place to get advice!

I am in the Indianapolis area which has the same Midwestern feel but much more economic diversity. 

@Logan M. those homes look nice!