https://www.theoffersheet.com/I'm stuck in the dreaded, analysis paralysis, and I'm wondering if it would help narrow my focus.

Thanks everyone, appreciate the suggestions, very helpful! 

I suggest buying a brick building if you go that route- was in a similar situation in 2018 and bought a wood building but wish i had gone with brickstraight up chicago real estate investor podcast is a great way to learn what others are doing all over the city

With lad cost and cost of construction I have been having a hard time doing that and that is why now I am looking for different options and suggestions.

Any advice / suggestions is greatly appreciated!! 

Any suggestion on the best way to look up historical comp value of a home?

Although your suggestion has been considered, it'll cost a lot less to renovate & upgrade it than starting over elsewhere. 

@Anthony DelVecchio I would suggest having some amount of money saved in reserves for just the type of emergency repairs you have mentioned before buying your first house/property.

I’m wondering if I should just avoid the headache of renting and just sell or if I’d be making a huge mistake since I have $0 down and locked in at 3.25% interest.

I’m wondering what other landlords in similar situations are doing about this?