This is because the demand in the area precedes the new construction wave, hence the reason behind an influx of new construction.

Is there a demand for warehouse space?

There's low demand for housing in the area; whatever I do it'd only sell at a very attractive price. 

The showing process is demanding and their relationship with you and your house sale is at the bottom of their priority list. 

I'm currently working as a purchasing manager in a manufacturing company a bit north of there, but will probably relocate soon after we find a good property.I'm a bit of a nerd, very into video games and role-playing games, but I also have quite a bit of experience fixing minor things around the house from when my parents made me as a kid.Looking forward to hearing from you all, and participating in the community!

Part of it also plays into my job, I'm a home inspector and can set my own schedule so if I had less debt I could cut back on how much I had to work and be able to enjoy life more. 

By using the cones or stakes, you can play around with different distances very easily and inexpensively before you put a building in the wrong spot.I hate to be a Debbie-downer, but I think you are no the wrong track with your current plan. 

I think one thing investors forget to think of is the negative cash flow that appreciation play has.

Home prices are a very certain marker of stoked demand for both rental properties and houses, and they have increased between 5 and ten percent during the last year, which we definitely define as “Stable, yet able”.

If that's the play then maybe, but you asked about renting AND purchase neg cash flow property so I don't think that's the case.If you can do #1 sure, if not, no way.