I thing a pertnership is really a proper description.

Rather than looking outside your geographic market, look outside your strategic market.Feel free to reach out anytime if you have questions or just want to chat more about the Atlanta market!

Based on your description, the property seems livable and in fair condition with some cosmetic and mechanical upgrades needed, but short of a full gut.

In the MLS description, it says "Owner will look at carrying a first note and deed of trust with a large down payment."

Pretty accurate description.

I know the area that it is in and most houses that fit that description are around $215k-$230k. 

As the title suggests, I'm curious of BiggerPockets thoughts of confining in one geographic location or branching out into multiple areas.

Just add this to you online rental agreement and description.

This article will address six important tips that will help you invest wisely.1.DETERMINE IF YOU HAVE THE FINANCIAL MEANS TO INVEST IN RENTAL PROPERTIES2.CONSIDER YOUR GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION AND DESIRED LEVEL OF RISK3.RESEARCH DIFFERENT MARKETS FOR POTENTIAL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES4.GET FINANCING FROM A REPUTABLE LENDER WHO SPECIALIZES IN SINGLE-FAMILY RENTALS 5.FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH THE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANY THAT YOU ARE GOING TO HIRE6.

I'm seeing here that this is more of a site for investors, which were not necessarily interested in buying or building for an airbnb, we are very interested, however, in building a home that we will live in & then rent out or make our existing home in Kenosha Wisconsin which is on Lake Michigan an airbnb.We know NOTHING about buying a lot & then building.That said,  We have been trying to figure out how we get the most Bang for our buck buying existing property or building our own home.We have been seeing some amazing properties around 50K in Yucca Valley and/or 29 palms that list having water and electric available nearby.We want simple clean lines,  I suppose what would be considered modern contemporary but I hate putting that title on it because for some reason it seems like there's an upcharge just by using that description, lol...