What's the current demand for properties in your chosen area?

I have chosen option 2 in the past.

I'm A Real Estate Agent, so with my knowledge of the area, in the current Market, I expect to be able to sell a brand new home on a 40 by 150 ft lot for around 700k in the region (give or take depending on size of home/floor plan chosen).

I have chosen the 2 year live and flip in order to avoid the capitol gains tax. would love to speak with other investors in the area, and/or maybe even help to start a Fallon investment club!!

We will be having businesses deals in other states and in Brazil as well, so, the location right now of the house is strategically being chosen based on its financial outcome.Throughout the US and in Brazil, a lot of Brazilian investors are inclined to buy in Florida, so we want to connect these investors to the properties in Florida!

From the ones you have chosen, I would pick the community that is closest to a city or where everyone is working. 

That said, This is the vehicle that was chosen to market both StrongBrook & The Mentoring Network, so if you're interested in either you'll have to go through a "Sales" guy, but keep in mind- StrongBrook regularly has events that you can attend and learn more about the company in a group setting with minimal-to-no pressure.

Focusing solely on the present market can lead to impulsive decisions.Its also highly recommended for you identify a strategy, pick a market that matches that strategy, build your Core 4 specially when you're doing out of state investing https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-teamThe main challenge I observed is that individuals often lack a clear end goal or strategy, or they select a market that doesn't align with their chosen strategy.Lastly, find a mentor, one that aligns with your goals.

I’ve -personally-decided that I have “enough” of 1-4 families and have chosen to transition now to more passive investing. 

Again, this is very state-specific.We have chosen to convert many of our CFDs to notes/mortgages (DOT) over the years.