@Rob K.It is great that you have such a well performing asset building tax-free wealth in your Roth IRA.I think you may be mixing apples and oranges in your analysis of investing with tax-deferred funds. 

Keith/Andy have amazing skillsets, and I'd love to see y'all create your own unique site style and update the backlink building strategy to have a healthier mix of short-term impacts with long-term health. 

I'm talking about a park which currently has a mix of the both.

Add value add to the mix.  

It's a mixed bag.

If the goal is to finance this property with a DSCR lender, they may look at this property as mixed use.

It's a magnet for both tourists and business travelers.Brickell: A luxurious enclave known for attracting affluent visitors and business travelers.Midtown: A vibrant, upcoming area appealing to younger travelers seeking a mix of local culture, shopping, and dining.Given your budget and the goal of purchasing two condos, investing in a combination of these areas could optimize both appreciation and rental income.

It is tough because it feels like a mix but I would say it is a B-/C+ area so I will think about that when doing this.

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Golfview and Christophers club in particular at that time, but I think there has been a lot of new development there.Birdrock had a lot of students as well, but I don't think the properties there appreciated as much because it was more of a mix of students and locals.