1st of all corporations own less than 2% of single family homes, they have actually reduced thier share of buying recently, now investors continue to buy up properties, it’s just more mom & pop types, all that said the housing market is in an extremely strange place, I could make strong arguments for prices pulling back, reaccelarting, or being basically flat, the biggest thing I’d advise is looking at you payment, comparing that to what would pay in rent, figuring out how long you plan to be the house and making an decision based on that, generally in that under 400k price point, breakeven for buying a property seems to about 3-5 years if you plan to stay in the house longer than that, bite the bullet & buy, if not rent.  

My team has helped many investors find house hack opportunities in Texas either through purchasing a duplex, triplex, or 4plex even in today's market where rates are higher than we'd like. 

I also know that my apt complex is in a Turkish Fund for an investor.      

I highly recommend local meetups, as you can meet other investors who have already gone through the wins and losses.

I recommend checking with an investor-friendly lender that you won't issues with obtaining a loan on your 3rd and 4th purchase because your DTI (debt-to-income) ratio may become too high. 

The only goal I had was to find/buy/create a deal... something other local investors would jump on.

40 acres of unimproved land with no utilities. Would like to create something beautiful and eco friendly. Possibly incorporate a business. Are there people who share an environmental passion & approach on this for...

Question 1: Should I, as new investor, consider diving into mobile home wholesaling for a promising start in real estate?

Quote from @Scott Vaeth: A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.I see so many new investors lose thousands (or tens of thousands) every year by making rookie mistakes with existing rentals.

I got licensed in Dec 2017 and went full time as an agent/investor in 2019.