Your approach of starting small, leveraging cash flow and profits from other properties, and taking advantage of opportunities like buying below market value is a smart and sustainable strategy.

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Though I’m based just outside Boston at the moment (Medford), I’m aiming to invest in smaller suburban and rural communities in the surrounding region.

It sounds like you have a clear focus on multifamily properties, which is a great niche with lots of potential in that region.

The state’s favorable business environment, reliable energy grid, and central location make it attractive for data-intensive companies like Google.Additionally, Verily Life Sciences, another Alphabet subsidiary, relocating its headquarters to Dallas is another testament to the region's growing appeal for tech and life sciences companies.

If so, which regions should I be looking at?

I’m diving into U.S. real estate and debating between two strategies: buying new single-family homes directly from contractors to build a portfolio, or going the BRRRR route.For both options, I’m looking at markets in the Sun Belt region.

Ideally, I'm seeking an investment property that is self-sustaining and generates consistent long-term income.

Looks like I read you vacation in the lakes region?

Those incentives can be great opportunities  builder pain is  very regional and product type dictates..