@Kusum ChanraiIf your end goal is to have good appreciation upside and a good chance at a purchase then I would look in the "tier 2" areas that are currently experiencing heavier gentrification and development. 

Typically cost for house only, does not include land development costs, landscaping, driveway etc. it also does not include costs such as getting site plan approvals, architect or engineering fees

Hey Everyone I am Wondering if anyone knows any experienced realtors in the state of Georgia, trying to find ones that works in the Atlanta area, Douglasville area, Cobb County area, Dallas County and Bartow County area 

I dedicate an hour of my week each and every week to discuss real estate strategies/network with new to experienced investors We meet every Wed would love to meet you there. see details below https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/529240-wednesday-coffee-with-investorsMy team also meets once a month for a larger Real estate meetuphttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/543296-second-tuesday-monthly-networkingWould love to see you at either of these events absolutely free hopefully you will be able to connect with other investors and add value to each others investing goals

I am a beginner, trying to get any knowledge I can from experienced investors. 

So in a rental the A/C, furnace, roof, and windows are all long life assets.I'm sure the Guide to Tax Deductions is helpful, but without a qualified construction engineer or architect you'll find it difficult to take advantage of bonus depreciation on a property. 

I would pass if I was you, or try turning it over to an experienced investor.As someone with experience, my question is what is wrong with the property and the area.

Someone more experienced and qualified can go ahead and shut me up whenever they feel ☺️

find a good licensed structural engineering contractor.... my coin.kudos,Mary

If anyone is experienced or has done the BRRR strategy in Texas your feedback and knowledge would be greatly appreciated.