Hi Joseph, I own 3 SFR long term investment properties, and have gutted 2 down to the studs and rehabbed.Then I help out a handful of investors in various ways.

I'm seeing strong cash flow and great appreciation. 

Most are in the 1,000-10,000 acre range.Probably the best way to leverage solar (photovoltaic or "PV") panel farming is to own land and get a major developer to lease it long term for panels.

I've done flips, long term rentals, and now I own and in house manage a short term rental in Michigan City.

@Regina Bailey The eviction process is long and drawn out - e-filing is a pain and a bit confusing if you're pro-se.

Our approach is investor-focused, ensuring that each build not only meets but exceeds market demands in terms of both quality and potential returns.I'm curious—how have you found the transition to handling all three aspects of development?

You're in for a long ride to get it renovated with the SROs and non-conformance issues.  

Purchase price: $350,000 Cash invested: $12,000 We recently purchased a townhouse with a grant that covered nearly $20k for downpayment and closing costs.

I know I still have some more learning to do, but I feel I want to focus on flipping and/or short term rentals to start.

I.e. if you pay $1,500 in rent right now, when you are living your own property, you are in a better position as long as you are spending less than $1,500/mo all said and done, so even if you are out of pocket $800/mo, you have better cash flow and building equity than just continuing to rent.All that being said, in many markets, most deals are not cash flowing unless you put a significant amount of money down on the loan.