Build both, constantly. 

If you wanted to go even bigger, you could probably even consider putting up a portion or all of your $100k, and partnering or syndicating with other investors to access even greater economies of scale.

Fast forward a few weeks and tenant B is constantly asking me if tenant A is out yet so he can go get his stuff.

TLDR: Agent had only two showings in 6 weeks, was too drunk (puking) and listed our property 4 days late, my business partner and I had to constantly follow up with agent, constantly told us we were priced correctly so we rejected a lower than asking offer, now saying we should have taken that offer.

It's a corner lot with easy access down in Kingman Park area.

We've been exploring the idea of acquiring a property with access to the water, with the goal of being able to access Tampa Bay via boat.

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He has a home in a really good area, in between elementary and jr. high schools, good access to amenities, and a quiet, working class neighborhood.