@Jalen Henningsen This really depends on what your investment objectives are.

Property will appraise around $240k, planning to go 80% ltv if I go cash out option.My objective is to continue building a buy and hold portfolio using BRRR (real creative, I know).

Now depending upon the goal of your ad, you select an objective. 

Just my opinion that while the object of the website is to get people to fill out the form 3 form templates on the same webpage may be overdoing it just a bit.

And I'm familiar with 1035 exchanges so that could be used in a similar fashion/objective of delaying earnings.

Before investing, it would be prudent to understand you risk and return preferences as well as budget, goals and objectives in order to better ascertain what constitutes a good deal for you. 

Most of that was grossly uninformed (deliberately or otherwise), and a very sad reflection on the politicization of what was once reasonably objective media sources.In any event, I think long term this will provide a strong boost to the economy and will be seen much more positively than it's seen in the very short term.

I understand part of the objective is to have your property appreciate over time, but when you can double your cash every 2 years, does it really matter?

The key question I would be asking is what can you do to increase NOI (value add, reduce expenses, etc) to hit your yield objective.

Andrew I'm one of the few investors that Advocates quality over quantity.