I am located in Greenville after a long brokerage and investing career in Silicon Valley - also spent ten years in Forest Hills Queens.Greenville is more of a capital growth market an appreciation market rather than a cash flow market.Clearly, investors want both cash flow and appreciation, but I have found the relative weighting given to either is a function of where an individual is at in his or her career, income level, and particular needs.I believe (my opinion and I understand others think differently) is that early on and into peak income years - the proper focus is on appreciation - growing that nest egg   long term - one has sufficient income and does not need income from RE to live.

Instead of trying to switch between cards with rotating categories I just use this as my go to.

First of all, I'm not quite sure what you meant by that.. but if part of the concrete foundation has cracked and rotated in-plane to the basemat, that's a red flag for me.

It is functionally an 18 unit building, and I'll say there's a ~100% is appraises as such. 

Adapt and overcome, keep adapting and keep overcoming. agreed folks adapt.. or move on to something else.. it could cause social and functional obsolescence  and you would end up Like Detroit areas were they bull dozed whole blocks of homes since they were no longer feasible as housing units.. 

Assuming you don't get just lucky and fall into something (listen to the podcast a lot of ppl fall into this category but luck also requires preparation and openness) this is how I would tell you to assure your sucess:1) Identify your path - This is normally a function of both what you have going for you and what you like.

This way we were able to put way less down, and it more or less functions as a duplex.

If there's any issues with anything, such as appearance, functionality, or otherwise, they have a return window for refund or replacement that doesn't begin until they're in my possession.

You’re not going to add quartz countertops and whatnot, but you can make them nice, presentable, functional units, and if I’m doing most of the labor I can keep the costs reasonable.

Not that it’s bad, moreso a function of the size of the resort, and with the price point I think it’s naturally a little more transient.to me, the desirable parts of Ellijay are near downtown, or east of 575 where it’s mountainous and there are wineries.