I have better things to do with my time than fight over mediocre crap shacks at top dollar with people like you.Also you're a real estate broker shilling for clients on biggerpockets and I'm basically retired at 36 so who's the failure here cause it ain't me.Sam, you need to take a pill. 

Now may be the time to buy, but these are tough pills to swallow. 

The home needed minimal work and had immediate resale potential in a high-demand area.

Some tasks, like leasing, require more upfront time, while others, like rent collection, are ongoing but minimal if everything runs smoothly.

This property offers strong cash flow, minimal maintenance issues, and excellent long-term appreciation potential in a high-demand submarket of Metro Atlanta.

All around it's a tough pill to swallow.

Are you looking to stay focused on your businesses and spend minimal time on the real estate?

This is my first time investing in to real estate.Looking for advice on how to structure coverage properly and minimize personal risk.

We can handle the renovation ourselves as GCs, so our labor cost is minimal.

If not for the existing tenant, I can actually move in and start renting out other properties with minimal upgrades.From a lending perspective having two separate buildings does not complicate things at all.