We want to work toward a diverse portfolio with homes in markets that produce high cash flow and resilience to economic flunctuation and homes in areas with high appreciation potential.

It seems to me that it is not worth to trouble and effort for this low return, except if the area is anticipated to appreciate significantly in the long term.. which I'm not sure about Ohi o.

Many food concepts are going straight to a model that basically uses a shared commissary to produce meals for meal delivery

An electrician should be able to set this up for you without too much trouble. 

We're at a peak market and you'll drain it all, and then the first sign of trouble could have you dipping into personal savings or checking, if you aren't prepared.

@Michael Baum haha thats the trouble.

Seems like more trouble than it's worth just to get a few thousand off the purchase price so I'm going to just finance it in the first place with 25% down.

Would it be worth taking on additional risk, like a renter who caused trouble or damaged clubhouse property?

This is much more intensive management-wise, and produces much higher profits.

He knows she's having financial trouble and would probably want to sell.