Make the decision that works best for you. 

If you can find a partner with the capital and/or lack of time, you can become that go to person on the team to make sure you are making solid decisions on the buy side, especially if your partners are out of state. 

So, you are incorrect on this.

If it was solely my decision I would buy a new building to house hack every 14-16 months and build my portfolio using low money down owner occupied loans.

It is a bad idea to make investment decisions where a key part of your return is dependent on decisions that are entirely out of your control.

Here are some key considerations to aid your decision-making process:Diversification: While the allure of Cape Coral's potential cash flow is undeniable, diversification can be a prudent strategy.

I am not trying to convince you this isn't the right decision, but you can't allow building your dream house to cloud your judgment. 

Get the people who are potentially making the decision to give you more details and specifically what it would take to get it done.

Hey everyone, I’m hoping to get your advice on a decision I’m trying to make with my real estate portfolio.

I like to use data, coming from an engineering background, and I see the data and trends over history, this can be used as a guide only to help with investment decisions (it’s not a guarantee but another tool to use).