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Frank -Reunion Resort is a beautiful community with the variations of the architecture of the homes and the 3 golf courses. 

I can not, personally, swing that type of payment on my own employment income.

I told a lady in my golf league yesterday that I was looking for a small apartment to buy and she listed like 5 people she knew who have rentals of some sort and gave me all of their phone numbers.

Low Insurance.Out of Flood zone.Across the street from a brand new large middle/high school.In an opportunity zone.Supported by community initiative to revitalize the area.Close proximity to churches, dining, downtown, popular river, University, Major Hospital, and large Golf Course.Sitting on 3,500 size lot.Current rental for 1/1's are between $500-$650 depending on level of amenities.Notables:There is chimney in the middle of the living room that is hurting bad.

I just don’t know I’m I’m swinging for the fences or not and if should be looking for a single family out of state for 50k or under. 

Is your time best served swinging hammers?

You play golf?  

I say this because: 1)If you dollar cost average and buy property both when the market is up and when it’s down you reduce your overall volatility/ the swings in prices of properties that you purchase2)You will continue to gain experience and be more equipped to handle more upcoming deals3)You are making $300 per month cashflow (I think this is probably the most important).

If you want to swing for the fences, see if it is at all possible to turn the duplex into a triplex.