It's a saying that has taken me far in life and is a saying that is rooted deep into my soul.

Focus on a specific niche and go deep on that.

https://www.airdna.co/vacation-rental-valuationI'm trying to dive deep on just how much Airbnb's can make in the Raleigh market.

It just snowed 6" last night, the seller are worried about the pipes freezing, they are tired of paying their gas bill, etc --- purchasing a home in the winter time can lead to some deep discounts for motivated sellers.

So my money is wrapped up in a 10 year functioning business with deep wells of skilled trade workers.

We are acquiring 2 acres not too wide but deep.

Without getting wet, you will not know the creek is too deep for you or just seems deep. 

I would challenge you to dig deep on what you actually want to do because if you love what you do and do it well, there's no stopping you. 

The challenge you face investing out of state is really MAXIMIZING your yield, while investing in nonvolatile assets that are less likely to have severely diminished value and performance, all while investing in an asset with adequate rental demand.I can't speak to all of the markets you've mentioned, but have dug deep into several and can tell you tenured property management companies in some of the areas advised me to stay away from multifamily in working class neighborhoods completely bc there aren't enough tenants to even fill the single family supply nearby.

First, take a deep breath, and think about the timing of this purchase:  you closed just before Christmas, and today we are not a full week into the new year.