As far as the objective Medium and long income through rental income, appreciation, and to have a stable cash flow. 

With a recession looking less likely, national home prices will remain generally stable in 2024.

It is very old but stable and has a slight lean.  

We need to establish SOPs that can universally applied regardless of how stable the residents' relationship seems at the time of move-in.

So in NYC people making over $24,000 a year from stable employment have to live in Homeless Shelters (???)

To follow these reports, it’s critical to understand how the metric is derived—in this case, there is a score given between 0 and 100, with 50 meaning stable, above 50 equating to expansion, and below 50 indicating a contraction.AuctionsLarge Treasury auctions, or large sales of new Treasury bonds by the United States federal government, have also had an effect on mortgage rates.

And with a lack of five-star communities, there's a major focus on the primary MHC market, which is much more stable in terms of occupancy and cap rates compared to traditional multifamily properties.Well, there you have it – the manufactured housing community sector is a hot ticket, with demand growing, rents on the rise, and occupancy rates staying solid.

My primary question is: Should I focus on buying a multifamily property and growing slowly to build a stable financial foundation, even though my area would have minimal cash flow and be more of an appreciation play?

Context: I’ve been using MLS, realtors and wholesalers to seek out my first investment property (debt free outside existing mortgage, $100k cash saved, stable income), since my network is fairly new and limited as a green investor.

More housing options, fewer pet surrenders, and a more stable living situation are some of the benefits.