One observation that i did find interesting among SFR buy and holders who are multi-millionaires is that a very small percentage of their networth is allocated to the stock market.

From what I have observed IT folks like RE investing as the numbers make a lot of sense.

I was recently able to observe a flipping transaction from walkthrough to contract which gave me incredible access into the world of flipping properties.

I've had the same observation in terms of multifamily I've looked at in the Montrose area.

My only relevant observation is that we are currently selling a house in N Arizona (north of Prescott) and virtually every prospective buyer and realtor is asking about the availability of water and the size of the supply.

Just going to observe and learn for this one.

In my opinion and based on some observations, commercial property requires a firm that specializes in commercial management.

Provide observation.

Don't say anything just observe and learn.

If anyone has empirical observation of a successful start-up in a current market (in MD/VA/DC/DE area, with low entry level of under $170K for entire project costs), then I am open to hear what marketing strategy worked for them.