I am hoping Strong Towns style incremental development can occur in this area, where resident developers have more opportunity.  

I’m actively doing a deep dive into the car wash business model and have a big chunk of capital allocated to start making offers on properties when I’m ready.

Do what works best for your own style, while also complying with state laws.

I'm honed in on some markets, with Ocala / Marion County / I-75 corridor being one of them.I'm ideally looking at 2-4 unit MF, BRRR-style, C+ neighborhood opportunities.

Hold your horses' (another saying) for a while, read every post you can find on BP, learn the differences between investing in single family homes compared to investing in multi-unit properties where when you increase the rents you increase the value of the property almost exponentially and learn the difference between investing in long term rentals compared to short term rentals where they required 24/7 management and higher management and other costs.The first thing you need is to write a business model you want to adhere to.

AFTER 2016 they force you to the "subscription" model which is horse crap in my opinion. 

My goals for 2022 are to get my first multifamily and my first creative financing / vendor take back style deal. 

If you want to go with the galley style kitchen, it would be worth spending the money to center up the laundry room doorway and moving the fridge more down that way on the garage wall side so it does not stick out.

It was built in 1984, 2 units split style, new roof, siding etc... it even appraised for $10,000 more than his purchase price.  

What make and model?