Affordable small housing communities that are designed to attract more aesthetic minded, higher income renters could overcome stigma that it's only for poor or low-class.

I spoke with a lady who has a service animal, a cat.

I can see the main attraction, being that you could make some nice money by having nothing to do.

I own a condo I'm looking to sell creatively, as the underlying debt terms are very attractive ( 3.625% 30 Year fixed ).

My agent was a super-nice lady, maybe 75 years old and no idea about investing.

The tenant is an older lady and i don’t want to be the bad guy but I also want to make the best financial decision I can. 

The price points, attraction of the area, and large base of SF Homes to work with, anything that touches or is situated near I-40 shall continue to reap the benefits of being on the I-40 Line, as such Winston is no exception.

If you are buying cash obviously this makes that number go up, but then again two $125K properties are both going to need work, and will likely be in areas that are not going to attract the greatest tenant pool. 

This is what attracted me to real estate in the first place.

Even today new construction is still in a great place as they try to attract buyers and get properties off of their books, their buying terms with their lenders could immediately take this deal from not so great to a slam dunk.