Eventually when the others start to die I will replace them - super easy/cheap when there was already one there.

Eventually I would like to buy, flip, and hold to have continuous income.

The education you receive here is incredible.I am a full time Chef looking for opportunities in real state to generate a second income and eventually work on my terms.

Yes ... eventually. 

Maybe eventually expanding from there.

When you do purchase Subto, you have to eventually obtain your own insurance.  

Yes, you eventually need PPAs and interconnection agreements (IA), but distribution runs, permitting, last mile loads, zoning, substation capacities and required upgrades, … all these are just as important as your PPA and IA.

I have looked into it, but eventually decided to stick with single family properties for now. 

You have get a few cheap workers in the beginning, but eventually you will find that if you want good workers you will have to pay no less than $25 per hour and when matching payroll taxes and paying worker comp that comes out to about $37 per hour.

I would recommend stay local, see it, touch it, and it will eventually grow on you.