@Ian Ippolito  you may want to get on Ian's mailing list  he is wicked smart and does very deep dive's into crowd funding and other syndicated investments then writes reviews on them..  

I am very familiar with your approach and what are likely your deep seated reasons.

We clean a few Airbnbs near here on Clifton Ave and they stay rented Spring, Summer, and Fall then slow down in the winter. 

You want to grow your portfolio wide, before you grow it deep.

Getting deep into the grey area of the weeds but that sounds about right doesnt it? 

Another, scarier story I have is from when my business partner at the time and I were touring a house that'd been vacant and on the market for a few years, deep in the back woods of Vershire VT, real middle of nowhere town that has fewer residents now than way back in the 18th century.

Infill lots in the city or recreational lots in the rural areas.. either way you need to buy them at deep discount to make this work. 

“Take a slow breath,” Torres told her.

Don't hesitate to go slow initially, learn from the first few deals, and pick up the pace once you've locked in your process.Good luck!

Fast solutions have slow problems, tie yourself up in getting cute and the reward is you get a property and risk is you lose it all.