And that creates a whole new discussion along the risk/reward continuum that will be unique to each individual.  

What you have is unique.

Woodlawn lake is a good area and supports both flips and buy and holds so it is a unique neighborhood for sure.

I'm also entertaining the idea of staying put and just taking out a big HELOC, but my fear of getting stuck in this house and town is significant.....I don't gamble at all, and I don't watch sports.

Based on the unique ID # used to identify each property we cross-referenced each list against the others to find the correlations.The result is lists of houses that fit at least one of the criteria or all of them or anything in between. 

Based on the unique ID # used to identify each property we cross-referenced each list against the others to find the correlations.The result is lists of houses that fit at least one of the criteria or all of them or anything in between.

As far as the love for travel goes, it's all unique to each person... maybe it's because real estate investors spend thousands and thousands more hours working than the normal people working, that they realize the value of their time and experiences mean more than stuff.

For example, the Franklin Urban Sports & Entertainment (FUSE) project will likely raise surrounding property appeal (and values) significantly.

If you are over 59.5 years old, never mind, then the money is not restricted (but you will still pay the taxes unless it is the unique "roth" 401k).

Maybe the sub $150k condos don't look as nice and don't have an ocean view but to see such a HUGE range in prices tells me there is something else unique to these cheaper priced condo's that causes their prices to remain depressed.