This assumes a passive or semi passive approach.  

I see the potential for growth in these areas in the next two decades in particular, especially with a recent large state grant from Shapiro to create jobs in the semi-conductor/specialty gasses field.

Although I live in the Philadelphia suburbs, there are many semi rural areas surprisingly close to me.

There is a lack of new building and with the Tesla semi-truck factory opening next year the pressure on the housing market is only going to increase.

Something I recently spoke to my wife about is the chance that her parents (who are also semi-retired) might be interested in contributing in some way to this endeavor if it made some financial sense.

I live in San Antonio and I have a semi-large portfolio of SFH rentals on the far west side of the county in zip code 78245 and 78253 - two of the fastest growing zips in the US.

Louis County or the Metro East, but I came up with zilch for Jefferson County.Northern JeffCo is pretty typical suburbia, but it then turns semi-rural very quickly as you get away from the 270 belt and seems to be quite different from St.

With the rapid variance of interest rates in the past three years, you're going to have a difficult time buying a property in a semi-traditional manner which can compete with those who are sitting at 3% rates and still cash flow.Do I believe the market is going to correct, yes eventually but it will be several years and It will be a slow change.

For flipping, I don't do it a lot, I flip one at a time in class B neighborhood (HOA neighborhood) where I build semi luxury houses.

If you must choose white make sure you get a paint specifically for trim which helps it last longer (also semi-gloss as a minimum sheen).