If the numbers work out I'd say go for it.  

My suggestion in addition is subscribe to audible and read listen while you run and workout.

Anyone giving you the quick ra ra have your attorney sue them has no idea how this things work out in the real world.

I think we all agree it is highly likely to work out if they hold the property for 20 years, but they could get a much, much better return in a different market. 

I firmly believe this will work out well for everyone involved.

My experience with these large increases is that they tend to work out. 

This deal should work out and be a great first move in my real estate investing career.

. 😉 I'm trying to work out a theory I have that links those things to the story of Christ's resurrection...

I'm thinking/fantasizing about buying some land up in the north GA mountains to then use as a vacation rental (and for myself of course) but I have no clue what that would entail, especially at the start of the process.I have to imagine getting electric, plumbing, etc ran to the property would be a bit of a project, but I'm clueless as to how much so, and whether a project like that could work out as a good investment.If anyone who's ever done completely new construction in a remote area like that could offer their input and advice on how to get started approaching something like this, it would be much appreciated!

@Krystal KnoxThis is something you should work out with a good loan officer unless you want to put your financial status on a public forum.There is no "right" answer.