Self-Storage and Mobile Home Parks:Summary: Investing in self-storage facilities and mobile home parks entails owning or operating properties that provide storage solutions or affordable housing options.Pros:Stable Demand: Self-storage is often in demand during various economic conditions, providing a stable income stream.Affordable Housing:Mobile home parks offer an affordable housing solution, catering to a broad demographic.5.

UNREALto be honest the area is very tough, there are some killings/stabbings but then again when I was at USC in undergrad some year ago ppl got stabbed in LA too. from what i can gather - now i have my realtor license for the next deal - bergen/lafayette which is only 5-10 streets from mine is ON FIRE, everything 100-200k more than mine in the middle of greenville. i went to some open houses and the agent was touting how up and coming it is etc all this marketing fluff. the issue people dont understand that investors have already moved in. you might think the area is bad, but the real money has been made. you might get shot, but the investors money wont be.. lil home buyers will all get priced out soon.i just had police raided a few houses on my street so the "gangs" are gone, some investor bought the whole section. the corner deli has been bought, i see Hasidic jews more and more just walk around like its nothing to them.. so idk. police always on my corner so thats good. it all seems like this place will change quick. i just have no idea where they put those ppl from those houses, i mean that part of the street was real bad, even driving w my car in broad daylight i got some death stares. 

Loan contingency is pretty broad and actually very valuable.

You are aboslutely right in looking at the opposite end of the spectrum.

You just have to determine your goals and where on the spectrum you want to be.

There are a few up and coming areas that would be good to invest in sobro (south broad ripple), fountain square, Irvington, beech grove, speedway, and fort Ben on the east side if you can find the right deals.

Then run your numbers.Personally I do not use AirDNA as their algorithm can either be too defined or too broad.

I love the Do It Yourself attitude on bigger pockets but judging from the broad base of your questions, either the best course of action is to do A LOT of reading quickly or find a real estate agent to help you.  

So there you go.I think the problem is you've asked a broad question which leads to broad answers.

Each asset class inherently has a spot on the risk spectrum, and the yield expectation typically correlates with the risk.