My demographic is a mixture of travel medical professionals, relocating families, college / grad students, and business travelers.

I'm gussing this house ws done in parts over time.Re the spalling, look closely at the foundation and make sure its not crumbling...Spalling sometimes is caused by too wet a mixture (failure to slump test), or not knowing how to spec it properly, resulting in a weak mix.Sometimes it will degrade down to the wire mesh or rebars.One area may be spalling and other areas A-OK.Just my 2 cent.

Maybe should do a mixture of both.

Putting as little money down as possible and squeezing everything you can out of the property but knowing you're going to need to put in hard work to do so.Also, we do a mixture of STRs, MTRs, and LTRs, and I will say we are happy to run any strategy as long as it makes sense for that property.  

This is a good discussion to share since this had a mixture of products and discussion items.You might say you never plan to build a location, just buy one. 

We will have corn hole, giant Jenga, horse shoes, for outside.

I think KC has the potential to become a mixture of Denver and Austin.

:-DI have a mid term in CO rn that is netting 62% COC return (roughly ~$1,600/m) and the ~ 10K per month could be easily achieved by using the 100K as down payments with SFH's.How do you want to invest the 100K?

We ended up hitting the baseboard and bottom foot of the wall with a water/vinegar mixture.

I own/manage a mixture of properties in the Cleveland, OH area and the single families are the ones that give me the least amount of headaches.Lastly, never discount your gut.