Government bonds and bank CDs have a dramatically different risk (and expected return) profile than real estate (or the stock market, crypto, commodities, etc.).

My intentions might be slightly different...I grew up in Middle TN but moved to CO in 90s.

Any thoughts from sides of the coin, or other ideas would be great.

All apartments are two bedrooms, 1-bath with stove & refrigerator.Parking LotUtility ShedFull basement with commercial coin operated washer & dryer.Private storage as well as common storage areas in basement.Furnace: Gas hot water boiler, each apartment zoned separately with own thermostat.1 gas meter, 1 water meter, 5 electric metersThree year old roofTransferable warranty on all windowsNot interested in owner financingNow that you have read the information that I have, what else do I need to make a proper assessment of the property?

Did you have onsite coin laundry, and if yes, how did you handle removing the water/gas expense from the overall expense? 

I took a chance on a crypto investment about 5 months ago.

They say the future is in discounted stocks, in apartments, in crypto, in agriculture, in marijuana etc.

I plan on using Brandon's coined BRRRR strategy.

  ( unless your doing what some do and rent and then buy rentals.. )   but not everyone wants to be a landlord or is good at being one.. and many lose money in the landlord game so its a double whammy they are renting throwing money down the drain.. and they choose poorly on what rental they buy and make no money or lose money with those.. two sides of the coin  

STeve I am of the other side of the coin..