However, we also don’t want to invest too much initially due to the learning curve of real estate so we figure starting out with a smaller budget and learn the ins and outs especially developing a team we trust before buying at higher price points.So here’s the question, for someone not depending on the cash flow as income, is it better to find properties that will cash flow at lower purchase price and find ways to spend the income to avoid taxes or to give up some cash flow and possibly even be at a loss for a few years to buy at a more expensive price in a better neighborhood, be able to take the tax savings each year, but also have a better rate of appreciation? 

Last year, I bought a condo in an area that I knew was being heavily developed and has a big plan for growth.

I am also interested in developing properties and building my own rentals, but I expect that won't be possible for several years.Are there any other investors in Idaho (especially SE Idaho) on here?

Do people invest in them with particular strategies in mind (development project down the line)? 

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In theory, it should be possible suck up water with a wet vac and then dry quickly with booster fans and a commercial dehumidifier (we keep a set of equipment around for that purpose) before the carpet develops an odor.

I do have 3 areas that I believe will out perform the general San Diego market, but their schools are nothing special or worse.West Chula Vista has a large bay front development and can you think on anywhere else that closer to ocean/bay is cheaper than further from bay. 

You mentioned developing 7-14 units or storage. 

But its lifeline is the single I35 highway running north south...In terms if Economic development- I can speak for Hutto, they are take big steps to attract investments that is boosting the local economy.

I have equally found that there is something magical about IN-PERSON MEETUPS...when I left my traditional W2 for a PropTech startup I led our grass-roots business development by going to every possible Chicago Meetup for about 2 YEARS STRAIGHT!