Much akin to how "Too big to fail" bailouts and regulations after the Great Recession resulted in fewer, larger banks.

For example I live in an expensive area so my main task lately is I've been researching new markets that I can afford to invest in. 

With that larger size property, do you think it would be hard to find renters?

We are definitely interested in Winter Business, but Wonder Lake is probably going to be too far and we are trying to focus on larger projects.Also just fyi if use @ then name it will notify us that you were commenting back.

Winston-Salem has also seen QOZ development and multifamily expansion and have begun to see larger job diversification throughout the metro.

If someone is paying cash or coming with a larger offer, there isn't much you can do about that.

Interestingly, clients that rent through VRBO (which markets on larger platforms) have asked fewer questions, paid higher weekly rates, and left all 5-star reviews. 

A job change and this property is closer to work or if the multi family is larger than the single family you currently live in would be good things.  

Be forewarned: Flipping in Atlanta is no simple task.

It will likely appraise at $900K now as the 4-plex immediately across the street just sold for $1M and was dated inside though larger but still 2 bedroom units.