Whenever you can buy your way in to a feature, value goes down.

They have no clue of the unique dynamic of the area and fail frequently because of it .

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My advice would be to find a property that has unique characteristics, those tend to do better.

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It was a unique situation where the owner passed away and his children inherited the property.

It only cost $10k however provides some snazzy features like heated rear seats. 

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It's also VERY difficult to heat (but not to cool) due to its unique layout, but the winters are pretty short in Atlanta.