Understand that it's a highly debated topic here on BP.

furthermore I love the debates over what's a better way to invest.  

I actually like Carson but he scared me when he said he would eliminate all deductions in one of the debates...I was like "WAIT A MINUTE, I LIKE MY DEDUCTIONS!"

@Steven Gesis We have an Amazon distribution here in Baltimore, and many have debated its impact on the immediate community. 

I am a big proponent of Sec 8, and lot of times they pay a little more over market rates (perhaps something you might want to consider) Thee are threads on this debating pros and cons of Sec 8 voucher housing.

I know an inspection is always the smart thing to do, but I am debating on foregoing the inspection so that the deal can get done.

I have been debating back and forth on if I should do a month-to-month lease or annual lease and if I should gradually raise rent or just raise it to market value in one month.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/554815-100-door-debate-sell-me-on-itDon't buy into the $100/door BS unless you have deep pockets to help whether the changes in the economic cycle. 

Every car I've bought has been very inexpensive and a buy that I know even with more miles on the car I could sell for nearly what I bought it for.Turo keeps making changes that make it less and less desirable to be a host, but for now its working and I'm debating adding more.   

(not trying to create a debate over the definition) This would include flipping, albeit to a greater extent.Wholesaling also (unless you have a realtors license and a very idealistic view on your industry) decreases risk (in my opinion) when compared to flipping or even buy/hold.