One day it was notes, then MHP, then MF, then developing a vacant lot I own, then SFR because that's my local market, then......... you get the idea.

I could see more landlords getting fed up and decide to redevelop their property into condos or townhomes if they can or sell to a developer .

There are so many avenues in real estate I don't know where to start.I am interested in development and multifamily.If you could please leave suggestions and positions I can look into to gain better perspective.All insight and feedbacks are appreciated.

I have not ever looked at the possibility to purchase commercial property but I'll do my best to give you an answer based on what I've learned about that type of development. 

Also, tighten up your rehab budget so you can use it to lower your offering price also.https://www.hudexchange.info/resource/729/sample-development-budget-and-operating-pro-forma-for-a-commercial-and/or-mixeduse-nsp-property/

Tons of flippers and developers use them in the area and have nothing but good to say about them.

Louis a couple years ago, there seemed to be a lot of development and rehabs in the Cherokee st area, which is a good sign, but do you see this trend continue?  

This "Face-To-Face" knowledge and interaction becomes important, if any "sticky" issues develop during the transaction. 

I'm developing a multi-family community from scratch, and hired a local civil engineer firm for site work (grading, erosion control, drainage plan, etc.) design.

I still work full-time as a pharmacist and have developed a good rapport with my colleagues and physicians and constantly talk about what I do in multifamily real estate.