It's a niche area of finance in the industry.

I like the idea of building a "unique" website with Squarespace but some investors told me to subscribe to services like Investor Carrot who have templates for RE investors.

I'm working on finding my niche, having done 4-plex landlord, live-in flip/renovation, vacation condo flip, and starting on a land development project.

Significant advantages are commercial valuation models w/value add plays and scale, difficult for small players to enter this space w/o a lot of capital and experience on their own.There are many niche areas as Dan mentions.  

However I have a unique asset that makes it even hard to find what I am looking for.

“It’s a lower cost of living, high quality of life and a great tech ecosystem there.”So, should you rather invest in a unique market that attracts a single type of resident from a single industry who is quick to leave the area?

I have kind of a unique problem as I am trying to purchase my first rental property.I am 28 and looking to purchase my first property.

Tax strategies must be tailored to each person's unique situation and what they actually did.  

This is a huge niche that nobody can offer!

As wholesalers, our niche is in the world of off-market cash (or creative financing) deals.