I agree I think if you can swing it in your area with home prices look to do it.

Phillips) I think finding a house with the appropriate proximity to golf and Disney which when marketed correctly should be able to secure 3-4 months from a snow bird and 2-3 months of summer rentals from families in town for Disney.

But beyond 6% I really cant think of any reason why she or any other seller would want to sell at a discount when the house can literally be placed on the market the next day for retail.This home is in a fantastic neighborhood on a golf course and is well kept up in great condition, updated appliances and only about 9 years old.

I was lucky enough to be paired with two gentleman I had never met at the golf course the other day.

The driveway part is shared, but if your tenants keeps swinging into their part to pull out, it is a problem and one that should have been checked with them first.

Becky,This is a loaded question but I will take a swing at it.

Putting that wealthfront money into a property could be just your form of diversification or reducing your exposure to the market swings.  

If you can swing it, buy something one has.  

It swings both ways.  

The large swings you see across the effect the towns less.