So to answer your question, yes, building can be a "good" idea.The caveat is that this strategy is much more involved and has a greater number of moving parts than many of the other popular strategies for first time investors.

Well lets find a job. lets use a popular job board like indeed.

It is located in a very popular historic district where SFR has shot up 30-40% in the last few years. 

I ask because one of my rentals is coming vacant and since I advertised it for rent on a popular online platform, people have been submitting applications (which costs money!)

Pools have become popular since the pandemic as many couldn't get out to the beach. 

That kitchen was done very well and the style is popular and very desirable right now. 

Kiyosaki and RDPD was great to propagate and popularize the ideals of generating passive streams of cashflow. 

You can also try less popular platforms like bing ads way cheaper than google but it works well with older generations. 

I live in a family oriented area that is semi-popular and won’t be hard to rent again.

Investors I know, who have purchased single-family homes in the area, are thrilled.Here are the deets:By Randyl DrummerCoStar NewsAugust 12, 2021Facebook plans to build its first Arizona data center in an $800 million project in Mesa, Arizona, that underscores the growing popularity of the greater Phoenix area as a technology hub.The 960,000-square-foot facility is expected to support 100 permanent jobs and up to 1,500 construction jobs to build what the technology company said will be "an important part of the global infrastructure" that brings Facebook apps, including the hugely popular Instagram and WhatsApp, to billions of people around the world....Facebook paid $123.2 million for roughly 360 acres to build the center at the southeast corner of South Ellsworth Street and Elliot Road east of Loop 202 in Mesa, which is 18 miles southeast of downtown Phoenix, according to CoStar and public sale documents.The company said it considered numerous sites over several years before deciding on Mesa.