The 10% you think you gained is long gone if you attempt to sell with an active mold issue. 

My last value add achieved enough equity gain that even with $0 cash flow (but it has some modest cash flow), the return would be outstanding.in general, bad neighborhoods or close to bad neighborhoods do not make decent STRs or MTRS.  

However, the market's current size could be a result of limited accessibility, rather than limited interest or potential.

I am surprised that my lender is asking me to access Social Security Records and a tax transcript.

These coaches simply curated the information and make it easily accessible in one place. 

This will get you the investment at the price you're looking for, while gaining appreciation in a hot market caused by migration and lower prices compared to the rest of the country (Greenville, SC).

You will gain acquisition, project management, and property management experience.

While cash flow might be tighter, your equity gains over time could more than make up for it.It's also worth considering hybrid areas, neighborhoods that offer a balance of cash flow and appreciation potential.

A spouse  wants $50,000 of the $140,000 value of a real estate property being held in their spouse's SDIRA in Florida- an equitable split property state when it comes to divorce. The spouse who owns the SDIRA will NOT...

Yes, there is some gain.