I'm leaning towards starting with single family houses needing light to moderate cosmetic work in Nassau County.Please reach out if you're familiar with the area and want to connect.Regards!

and it has been seemingly deleted by one of the moderators; the link I've included in this hyperlink is the exact link to my reply.

Here’s the link: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/563/topics/626534-questions-for-a-potential-deal-in-silver-spring-maryland (I think it has to be approved by a moderator first).

A discussion of how the bill affects real estate is allowed, but anyone who jumps in regardless of side to say something along the lines of X Party is great or bad will be moderated.

My recommendation is to start out with a low/moderately priced single family home.

If you are a high earner, it's a bigger loss than if you have a more moderate income.

Weighing the housing shortage and rising rates, prices will moderate as fewer folks will qualify.

To the moderator - if there's a way to edit typos in my post, I'd like to do that.

There seems to be a contingent as well that found a moderate level of success and are quite smitten with themselves.

Keep in mind that most markets have had high appreciation the last couple of years but appreciation rates will start moderating across the country so you may not be able to count on appreciation so much.