Interesting article!

I'd like the first property to be local (within 60 miles of Houston MSA) to get my feet wet before exploring Texas as a whole and beyond.  

And I would HIGHLY recommend to read this article I wrote for Bigger Pockets on how to find good lenders that you can find HERE.

It's worth at least reaching out to him to explore your options.

After a while, you've found that the bibliographies you are referencing all reference books/articles that you've already examined.

I am interested in exploring investments in self storage units or mobile home parks.

If you are looking to explore southeastern CT I am happy to chat and am also a real estate agent and can show you some properties. 

I'm actively looking for a beach house to STR, and this and other articles about FEMA changing its rating system and therefore insurance rates in October has led me to steer clear of anything in a flood zone.  

Several factors, such as 26% of the US money supply was creates in the past year (WallStJournal 21Feb2021 https://www.wsj.com/articles/t... ) and supply shortages of everything....

Originally posted by @Drew Sygit:Most OOS investors fail to realize that Detroit was geographically built for 2 million people, but currently has less than half that population.Some areas of the city, maybe 1/3, are coming back strong, another 1/3 is so-so and the last 1/3 is no mans land.How long you have sit on a piece of land before you can profit on it, depends on where you buy.there was a nice article in National Geo a few years back showing a return to nature for those areas of Detroit that simply will NEVER come back in our lifetimes or kids or grandkids you points are exactly correct ..