@Johnny Hoang You sound like you've really dug your hands into this lifestyle, I'm quite envious sitting up here on my analysis paralysis fence.  

It has a healthy mix of turn of the century housing, mid-century housing, and even some new-ish stock as you start getting into the western edges.

Former Lifestyles trainer Steve Davis has started this and has some Dallas trainings and meetings periodically.

As a result, investors may struggle to generate the same level of income or return on investment as they would in a healthy market.Additionally, investors may face challenges in securing financing during a down market.

I didn't know anything about the camping lifestyle or what all would go into maintenance; it's a lot.

It also depends on their lifestyle and other expenses. 

Now on the east coast I and mid south etc my banker at Ameris bank who is banking my FLA stuff said they have now cut their construction spec loans to 400k max and retail exit 550k max.. so to your point the high end builder doing million plus are going to have to go shopping or they are much stronger than us and can get the larger loans.. we are just a small fish as it comes to volume of building even though we are making very healthy profits.

Absolutely not, it’s a strong market for appreciation and that also means I am able to raise rents every year, a healthy amount, to get to neutral and eventually positive position while at the same time enjoying debt pay down and overall appreciation.

It sounds like you are more looking to do a lifestyle investment so that your family can enjoy the benefits of the same.

That's okay though, it provides healthy cash flow!