Any thoughts on investing around factory/ industry boom cycles ( types of Housing, distance to plant, budget range, etc)?

Welcome to BPI've got something coming up in Tampa, Plant City, and we always have things going that we need to move in Pinellas.

This just takes you into an arena full of scammers that are being cracked down on, you may have great intentions, but if you fail or clog the process or don't perform it will be easy to get tagged as a scammer and suffer the consequences.I know what gets said in these situations, I've been on both sides as a lender and buyer many times over the years

The hotels with great potential in the area suffer from poor management that has failed to encourage the local venues to extend their seasonal schedules, it flip-flops back and forth over the years.  

Multis suffer the problems inherent with people in close living spaces sharing amenities.  

It will only get better because they aren’t allowed to build more coal power plants. 

We do not own a pool or hot tub nor do we own any plants.

Furthermore, Intel is spending 20 Billion dollars to build two semiconductor plants, and many more great things presently and coming in the future.

.)#2 Rezoning to Approved Plot Plan where you hire engineers to get plan approved by the city/town to have structures built on the land#3 bring utilities to the lot line ready to go (water, sewer, gas, electricity) if out of city you may have to build your own waste water plant or septic system for sewer and drill well for water#4 clearing trees, grading land to have soil elevation to be relatively flat#5 bringing all utilities to each individual lot (residential subdivision, mobile home park) #6 build roads Hypothetically speaking your $100k raw land could be worth $250k after its been approved by the town to have 10-15 mobile homes built on it or worth $350k after you cleared all the trees and grading and have all utilities at the lot line.. 

In my humble opinion, section 8 has tremendous value in growing your investment portfolios FAST, I’m an investor myself and section 8 was paying when other landlords suffer throughout the pandemic.