A few things you may want to check are growing population, infrastructure development, growing job market, affordable property prices, and rental income. 

You might want to think about pulling up the carpet and taking a look. (2) Maybe the water delivery piping under the floor, hot or cold, has developed a pinhole leak and is spraying onto the subfloor from below. 

I myself am a value-add investor that likes projects other people either ignore or can't handle, but are too small for the developers.

Hmmm - "Wholesaler" has long been one of those professions that has a high turn-over as it becomes known that it isn't as easy as told.

He is a commercial real estate developer as well as having built and owned several multi million dollar businesses and has owned residential rental properties as well.

I am not a developer per se but I was in tech field as a project manager/ business consultant.

Plus, investing in a developing area gives you a chance to see your property appreciate as the neighborhood grows.However, there are some things to consider.

The macroeconomics is great showing rapid growth in population, job market, and many companies moving and developing out here.

Stay Informed: Keep yourself updated on the latest developments in the fintech industry, including regulatory changes and security best practices.

I would encourage you to read the City’s development plans and population statistics.