@Kyanne MaderTo expand your property investment venture, contemplate property slicing in Nashville, examine adjacent markets, moving to an alternative market, varying investment tactics, and connecting with other financiers.

I bought the land for $180 per 1 lot (4 adjacent lots, making one big rectangle)

Generally, I hear better things about the more northern areas of the greater Phoenix metro area, and there seems to be more new development the more north of Phoenix you go such as in New River or near Carefree Hwy, but am not an expert - I mainly drive it for events, going to the airport, to visit others, family in college, etc. 

I am also trying to replace my salary with cash flow so that I can just spend my day teaching people how to fly at my local airport. 

Plans to were announced last month to invest $2B into the cities airport in anticipation of the population/business travel growth. 

As long as you are not adjacent to the parking lot (rain runoff can sometimes be a problem), I would think of it as potential renters.

In late 2020, we found an off-market, four square-ish style home with an adjacent vacant lot and decided to gut the house and build a new construction SFH right next to it.

I didn't do an exhaustive search, so this location is just an example.I'm considering either Reno or Las Vegas, but Las Vegas looks like a better location for this, since it has more direct flights to other international airports, and has more visitors to generate STR income.

Also, the University had some major challenges during the Pandemic, reducing their available programs as enrollment dropped.Anecdotally, I have a friend who bought two adjacent houses to turn into University rentals.

Otherwise, the residential use regulations of the most restrictive adjacent residential district apply. 203.1"For CMX-1 it depends on what the adjacent properties are zoned.