I personally believe Path of Progress is the winner given how much easier the analysis and projections are of such, but maybe I am bias, I find it very easy to identify and project such but again could be reflection of time in it. 

But I think Andrew's story on this thread:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/1199277-craz...WINS the current prize for CRAZY.

You are talking about this like it's a video game where you just can collect things for prizes and it all works out.

Keep your eyes on the prize, never stop learning, and be willing to modify your plan of action as you get more experience.

If the ownership of this assisted living facility didn't care about the prepayment penalty, and the bank didn't "swipe left" on the property based on things like experience level of the ownership and/or management team, this might be a clear winner. 

you've got a winner market.

As a value add and providing a tangible service to assist them managing arguably their most prized asset.Now that's your starting point as you enter a new market.

Hi @Satyajit Bappanadu Manjunath, Option A is the winner. 

In every single physical asset investment I made, the one's that did not cash flow by the end of year 1 or even 2, or 3--were the best winners.

You contract with the seller should spell out exactly what the risk are for him; further, you should not do this deal unless (1) the seller utilizes the services of an attorney to advise him (2) you have the cash or credit capacity to payoff or refinance the loan if it is accelerated due to the due on sale clause and (3) proper safeguards by way of third party servicer, escrow, legal documentation, are adhered to.It seems you may have a big winner; however, it’s just these that lead to lawsuits if not handled properly.