I went in my first float plane in Alaska a couple years ago and it's definitely a gnarly environment!

My former mother in law just sold her property there and she told me that due to the seasonal environment in population, she didn't have the best quality tenants. 

Isn't that bad for the environment?

Does SBA 7a have decent interest rates in today's crazy rate environment or are there other options that might have better rates? 

Done em in smaller manufacturing environments for added offices but still had get a title 24 PE.

I am torn between starting small and putting a bit more into the market due to our inflationary environment.  

I am very much a product of my investing environment, and my specific advice is local but the rationale is hopefully global applicable and a unique POV from the masses on BP.Quick story to reinforce my points on this ... my parents sold a property in SoCal for ~$150k late '70s ... it was cash flow positive and had doubled from their purchase but they thought it was overpriced and couldn't possibly go up any further, they were right in the short term as it stayed flat for the next several years, in the long term it was a duplex a few blocks from the ocean and enough said (ouch!

I provide a clean, safe living environment for my tenants and act respectfully and responsibly as a LL.

In the deals I’m doing currently work best as flips but would also work if I BRRRR’d them into roughly a 12% interest rate environment assuming my ARV is accurate.

I'm a big believer in long-term buy and hold, with a property that positively cash flows with conservative assumptions, in a growth environment.