I think house hacking is the easiest way to build wealth over time and I would hate to see you get burned out on a riskier investing strategy before you get started

Once the capitol is back on our side we can look into buy & hold rental properties and building a solid portfolio. 

I want to build more confidence in bigger projects: flooring, tile, electricity, etc.

Myself and a few partners (GP Team) have identified a medical office building that checks most of the boxes.

Also, does anyone have experience developing prefab/modular commercial buildings or know someone who has?

do have a decent amount saved up in my stock portfolio that I want to sell to maybe acquire a second investment property but I’d like 4-6 unit would it be the right time now or take it slow and build up to that?

I'm looking to build a garage conversion ADU.

So today, when contractors tell me bigger numbers for work that I know l can do it is hard to let it go.It was also a process building a good screening process and staying on top of legal changes that effected leases and other processes.  

Most of them lie about what they've done, when they did it, and how they did it.The time-proven method of building wealth is very simple: earn, save, invest.There was a time when you could buy properties cheap, rent them for more than your expenses, and then rinse and repeat.

The initial plan to get a building with outdated market rents, but 90-95% occupancy and light cashflow.