I am more concerned with inflation , rising property taxes , increases with insurance , and going bald .  

I know for a lot of investors it is common to want to hold onto a door for a couple of years then 1031 to a more expensive property to grow their portfolio.Me being someone that has a lot of available cash but currently 0 properties.

We were curious if anyone here had guidance on the market in terms of zip codes on the rise/or key areas developments we should take a look into?

However to be VERY frank  I am like James Wise I was a RE agent and broker I made most of my valuable connections because of that.. not being an investor that no one has ever heard of or done business with.. this is why I really can't understand why there is such a negative bent towards being licensed Selling RE opened up ALL the doors to me.. without it I would just be another wholesaler flipper trying to make a 100k a year and think they hit the lotto  !!

The mom and pop previous owners had been renting for ~$700/door.

For example, they get "x" amount of $ for every door knob they switch, "x" amount to change a light fixture, to lay LVP flooring (per sq ft), to hang a door, etc.

-What markets are rising in demand/up and coming?

Offer free breakfast at my friend’s restaurant next door before the guests begin the downtown walking/shopping.

If rates rise, it could impact your monthly expenses.Construction Timeline and Costs: Construction projects can sometimes run over budget or take longer than expected.

Curious on how you were able to get the  OK on a "special permit;" mine is a also detached garage, except the neighbor next door seems to not want this property to be run as anything more than a single family property and have made it known.