Consider how you can enhance income potential.

It may be better to frame this around your core values and what you wish to accomplish with your budget and lifestyle preference. 

I'm super excited but find myself going down too many rabbit holes and after the day is done, I feel like I get nowhere with my gameplan.Bit of Info:1) $190K Cash coming in the next 6 months for down payment.2) Credit Score is Excellent3a) Main strategy is long term investing (buy and hold), looking at potential in the next 5-10 years.3b) Main priority for property would be location and neighborhood since this is a long term investment.4) Interested in trying STR with property manager or company (have full time job, my time is VERY limited) but will pivot to long term rental if need be.5) Cannot house hack (mid-40s here and I already love my primary residence lifestyle)I feel like I'm at a crossroads where I need to just pick and path and follow it so I can invest my limited time into actionable items.I'd love to buy locally (since my overall strategy is long term) and I absolutely love where I live.

But make sure that you also have an account to enjoy your life style your entire life.

What impact will change demographics and lifestyle trends have on the real estate market in San Antonio?

Compare with Florida, where all the houses are required to build with concrete block (at least first floor) not wood frame, and also many building code enhancement for hurricane.

Notably, the property's efficient water management system redirects all guttering and downspouts to underground piping leading to the property's ponds.Expansion and Enhancement Plans: With a strategic infusion of $650k, we are poised to realize significant value and cater to the burgeoning demand in the Tulsa region.

I've been to Tampa numerous times and really enjoy the life style.

As a Vancouver resident I'm biased in my opinion, but the living environment and lifestyle doesn't get much better than in southwest coastal B.C!

One I visited last summer and really loved - been following their market and it has more going for it than ICT in my opinion plus the returns appear to be far greater - only thing that has me nervous about jumping in is it's several states away.Anyways you have lots of options if you do not have a lifestyle where you are spending all of that money -- find what excites you and go that route.