@Emma PowlinAny contractor can give estimates for remodeling, but does the contractor know/understand the unique paperwork, compensation structure, draw request process, change order process, allowable items, required items, etc.? 

These areas have quite a bit of activity and my region, for example, often leads the state and sometimes the country in job and population growth.

Manufactured homes can be real cash cows, but they do have unique maintenance issues.

With my change of employer, I believe I have a unique opportunity at this time to roll my money over into an investment custodian that will enable me to use my funds for real estate investment.

Networking with local real estate agents, brokers, and wholesalers can provide great leads and help you stay current on new opportunities as they become available.Additionally, forming relationships with other investors allows you to bring ideas to the table that you may not have considered on your own — such as joint ventures or syndications — which could lead to unique investment opportunities that wouldn’t normally be available otherwise.

For example we have pockets in our region that are notoriously bad for foundation issues, often due to being near rivers and more of a flat plain type terrain that allows water to pool and further cause settling issues in our already too moldable clay like soil.

Most landlord associations provide and update all the relevant documents and make sure they are legally compliant for your region.  

I’ve considered Midwest, the MidSouth or SE US, but it’s tough to know every region’s potential.  

I often see Norristown as providing a unique opportunity for Pennsylvania and out of state investors alike.

Medium-term rentals is a made-up term with no legal bearing.Then there is the insurance industry’s definition of short term / vacation rental which is uniquely defined as anything less than 6 months.I think the reality is none of these terms have any universal meaning.