The net cash flow would be $600 for the condo and $3000 for the SFH approximately.Given this situation, I'm contemplating whether it would be wiser to sell my condo and purchase an SFH with an ADU, especially considering that SFHs generally appreciate faster than condos.

Did it help you rent/sell the property faster?

You are unlikely to ever see that money even if the judge awards it to you.Kevin typed in the same thing, but was faster than me.

They sell faster. 

Our current society tells you to take shortcuts, which is why you end up with $75,000 in student loan debt, thinking it would somehow propel you to riches and glory faster.

They also cause a lot more moisture in the air, fogging up the mirrors a lot faster, which is annoying to live with.  

I've heard they tend to be pricier than their competitors, but have shorter timelines due to the way they do project management.It might make sense if paying a premium for faster project completion fits into your business model.

For example, we could be at 13% and 3 points on something like that assuming the GC also has some skin in the game on the down payment.

Low repair/Cap Ex and great potential appreciation.The one thing to keep in mind is which property is likely able to help you scale faster?

Only challenge we had was figuring out what it would take to win and beat out the other investors, other than that smooth sailing.