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The strategy to thrive in the class C investments is to buy the properties cheap. 

They can be endless money pits.Now I have heard of before A FEW investors that can thrive in low income properties but it is rare.

You are on a solid path and I hope the zeal in you continues to grow and thrive! 

Having said that, I agree with @Greg Scott.....you certainly don't have to hit her with it all at once.But I would be clear that a) you are heading in that (market) direction, b) you really appreciate her value as a great tenant, c) you owe it to your business and family to operate a thriving business that makes a fair profit....

-If you're looking for cashflow and don't care about neighborhood, Macon is a cash cow if you're willing to play in the D areas - If you go north of the city outside the perimeter (Roswell, Marietta, Woodstock, even Dallas and Smyrna) those areas are developed and thriving. 

Also, I would suggest taking extra caution with our local wholesaler community, I think Columbus' thriving market is bringing out some pretty bad patterns.  

We should all be aware of the market, but trying to time the market is like trying to catch a wave when you should  instead focus daily on becoming a great swimmer that can thrive in any waters. 

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Most of the green houses in the area are already gobbled up.