Essentially, this investment appears to double the initial capital over five years.However, I’ve been noticing an increasing number of these properties being listed for sale.

In practical terms, even if developers have more capital thanks to lower taxes, the increased costs for materials might force them to rethink project feasibility, adjust pricing strategies, or even delay or cancel projects altogether.

If you are self-employed and do not report much income, you may also want to look at other NOnQM programs such as a Bank Statement Loan or P&L Only Loan.

As far as commercial goes, we've been seeing a lot of activity in the multi-family and self-storage space.

However, I’m actively managing my investment, taking on risk, and improving the property, which has significantly increased its value.

Yes you will save some money by self managing but more important you will learn what it takes to manage a property. 

I'd like to know how self-management is going for you, I've self-managed and was quite lucky with my first renter and not so lucky after!

To move forward, determine whether you prefer local or out-of-state investing, cash flow or appreciation, and self-management or hiring a property manager.Good luck!

Personally, I’ve been exploring opportunities where growth patterns and infrastructure expansion hint at future value increases.

Mortgage rates tend to fall as the supply of funds in the mortgage market increases, making homeownership more affordable.