I thought $40K (net) or so per buy/sell cycle with repeat business would be attractive. 

As to flipping in Hungary, I'm not a flipper myself but, aside from the issue of dealing with contractors, I know that you can basically flip in pretty much any market (at the right time in the cycle of course) and often can make even more money in an expensive market.

But that will come around as the market cycles back down.  

1) She can, correct.2) Talk to your lender.3) All large deposits within the last two bank statement cycles will be scrutinized. 

It's simply a terrible choice for a wet climate that experiences freeze-thaw cycles.

@Nazish Nomani There are always good deals to buy regardless of the economic cycle.

When those deals sell and go full cycle, I might have some depreciation recapture and hopefully some appreciation which will result in more capital gains - I will invest the proceeds in new syndications and offset the gains and recapture.  

If wanted to comfort you I would say look out for pockets of rates drops and refi in those pockets(short periods of time); but if I want to tell you the truth I would say cycles are usually approximately 10 years (generally speaking).

I will be working remote.From an investment perspective: Jacksonville feels earlier in the cycle than places like Tampa or Orlando and on fewer investors’ minds (though it’s no secret).I’d be looking to househack whether that’s living in an ADU and renting out the main home, or buying small multifam or even doing enough rehab on a single-family home to create separate units.It seems possible to find a decent small multifam you can breakeven on househacking for $400-600k in Riverside/Avondale.

The cycles and demand require it.