If you are patient and willing to wait for a bigger payoff, multifamily and development would make sense, or a combination of both - diversification is important.Also for cash flow - perhaps you should look into participating in deals that are debt structure versus equity - many of these deals are still offering 10%+ guaranteed COC annually - catch is that you don't get the tax benefits or benefit from the upside, you're just a lender.

It will need to have a satisfaction issued otherwise it will be difficult to get clear title

. - if market drops, be patient and search for next rental property to purchase.

Be patient.

I have been much more patient the second time around, as I am going with a BRRRR + House Hacking strategy.

Sometimes you have to be a little patient. 

I would not like it if I were the lower tenant, and I am pretty patient generally.And more importantly this will not go away (until the kids grow up, and that will be years)So I say deal with the problem now.

His bed-side manner is business like and when a patient sees him, he barely speaks with them.

Their unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction, combined with their expertise and personalized approach, makes them the top choice for anyone seeking to fulfill their dream of owning a house.

For me, I the minimum criteria is the following: 1) Good credit (650+ FICO score)2) Clean criminal record3) 2.5x rent4) Most importantly, referrals from previous landlords (I'll call the previous landlord to get the scoop on the tenants)Lastly, stay patient and don't accept the first applicants that roll through.