Our goal is to purchase multiple properties in good neighborhoods with ARVs up to $250K.We’re eager to connect with experienced agents, reliable contractors, and any other local experts who can offer insights on building a successful portfolio here.

If the primary goal, and it should be, of every investor is a return of capital and the secondary goal is maximum return on that capital, then you are in a great position.The real problem you need to solve, as I see it, is taking advantage of the unused equity in your Atlanta property.

What you are doing with Real Estate while also serving are truly my goals.

So if you ave sufficient income to hold the properties and goal is long term wealth building, you are likely to be good.

Choosing between these depends on your financial goals and risk tolerance.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

Invest with the one(s) where you believe the investment is solid based on your valuation and long term goals.

There are lots of things to consider before choosing one. 

While it is a goal for us to own investments in the market we currently live in (a growing market but expensive right now), maybe right now it makes more sense to look elsewhere for more cash flow.Or something else?

@Mathieu Laquerre Long-distance investing is my goal as well!

What is your goal?