Short answer: noI haven't looked at your other posts, and I don't know anything about you, but this does not seem like a good idea

This seems like a win-win to securing property in NYC, given costs of rent are likely to increase and there's some sense of security.

It seems the return is great on SFHs but inefficient in terms of scalingI don't envision myself one day owning hundreds of SFH but I'm interested to hear what you'd do in this situation: Continue to purchase good SFHs and hold?

All of these numbers seem low, especially property taxes if this is in TEXAS:Vacancy $105.00 (3%)Repairs $105.00 (3%)Management $175.00 (5%)Property Taxes $66.67 (2%)What kind of unit is it?

Both deal with development of land, but Hamza takes it to full development himself which seems better.

I'm trying to figure out which type of investment appeals most to me and my goals - it seems they all do and have different pros and cons that come with them when I sit down to analyze.Like many, my end goal is to escape my 9-5 and be able to live off of my real estate investments.

Doesn't seem unreasonable if you're OOS. 

In other words, it seems to me that the data in this study is skewed and incomplete.2) Okaloosa Island is a "tale of two cities": the south beach side of expensive condos and the up and coming north side, where only a small portion allows short term rentals.

Oklahoma City does not seem to far from you.LLC vs CorporationIt is generally advised not to hold properties that tend to appreciate(such as real estate) within a corporation.However, there are potential tax saving strategies of doing flipping or wholesaling within an S-corp to save on self-employment taxes.Below are some links of other BP members who requested for a CPA in Oklahoma CIty.

I too was thinking the terms seemed very favorable.