You can win the world series by just stacking up singles and doubles, over and over.

You can very well lose but if you should get lucky it can be a big win. 

If you’re optimizing for growth and can stomach some short-term uncertainty, Woodlawn might win.

And a win-win.

Buying a property that could be a home run or a huge hole you toss money into could come up from time to time when looking for a new investment.https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/95100-Pige...I bet AJ Wong knows something about this place!

. ⸻ If your primary goal is maximum immediate cash flow, the Bonita property wins, but you’ll need to be comfortable with potential future assessments and occupancy volatility. 

Doug, great perspective and you are absolutely right that long-term investors usually win by holding steady and letting the market cycle do what it always does.That said, in the Atlanta market we are seeing some concerning indicators such as an uptick in foreclosures, slower home sales, more expired listings and a noticeable increase in rental vacancies.

I'd be willing to bet that with your current rental, you'd be able to find some sort of funding for your next purchase.

Yes the Class feature Cost a bit extra which is a bummer bet the support for it is amazing, and it is easy to allow access for Tax Accountants to pull the reports they need rather than my clients playing middleman. 

I bet they will be more aggressive with docs and questions along the way DSCR or not.