I'm passionate about all things ecological, sustainable, green, solar, etcetera.

Let me know your input on some good styles & combinations to go with the dark green. 

@Heath Green With that said, you should be looking at properties with an investor mindset which it sounds like that is exactly how you are approaching the investment decision.

I also talked the sellers down from $190k to $175k which really gave me the green light as I knew market was at least at or above $200k and that gave me enough equity to turn around and sell it for a bit of profit if it turned out to be something I didn't want to be involved in.  

Good morning everyone,I'm looking to meet up on Monday in either Bowling Green, Kentucky, Paducah, Kentucky or Evansville, Indiana.

The first home was my primary home that turned into investment so those HOA were grandfathered but to buy another knowing HOA never goes down and eats away at profit, needless to say there was no emotion in the decision to re-think my options.

If I were you I would avoid a condo altogether.The HOA fees eat through your profit and can go up without reason over time.In the long run you are better off with a multifamily or SFH.

Although I'm new here I'm not entirely green with real estate.  

Thanks @Ross Greene.

Looking at Dallas Green Works, anyone have experience with them?