I would recommend looking inland and stay ahead of the curve, maybe areas like Lakeland that has really gained traction in the last couple of years, much more affordable and still lots of land (not landlocked by an ocean...)

I am in a large multi family and a land development syndication.

My reason for this is because, I am based in New York for the time being.

From virtual property tours to blockchain-based transactions, technology is making the market more accessible and efficient.

The house is a ranch with a 3 car detached garage with an above ground pool and about 3 acres of land.

I'd buy a SFH or something with little/low land value would be best.

I tried to use the Home Depot apps camera feature that allows you to take a picture and it’ll search for a similar (or exact) product based on that but, it was a dead end lol

Here are some guidelines of when you should hire a PM based on units, location, and education.I began my journey by house hacking and then began buying SFH to rent while at the same time I was working a full-time job.

Choose,It's good to have a general guideline to start with, but as you gain experience in a particular market you need to adjust your numbers based on experience.

Also, why a land lease instead of a purchase?