Mobile homes are sort of a niche and I think buying parks makes a lot more sense than individual units (especially if you don't own the land).

Like many investors, I plan to use wholesaling as an avenue to different types of niches.

I'm open to any market but would prefer to avoid Texas as I hate their outrageous property taxes and would prefer not to send them any more of my money.

I lean more towards rental properties than flipping because I prefer monthly cash flow and flipping houses seems riskier and more intimidating to me.

On the flip side, I prefer to find the deal first, and make the buyers chase me for the awesome 'needle in the haystack' deal I've grinded it out to find and negotiate.

It’s my niche and I own / self manage a ton of them in Poipu.

Which means in my preferred markets (TX and FL) that so far rising interest rates have not dampened (as much as expected) the cap rates.

REI lending is a niche.

Clover or Rock Hill preferred.

You may also be required to apply for an ITIN and file a US tax return.You may also have to research if there is a tax treaty in place between the US and your country.Investing through a corporation, while not preferred with appreciating property like real estate, can avoid you from having to file a US tax return.You should consult with an advisor with specific details and to see which option is best for you.