It just depends what your goals are.

I'd also look into a Roth conversion, take the tax hit now and depending on your future outlook have the tax taken care of.

@Michael Dunn you should also note that depending on where your property is, you may pay City and County taxes.

It all depends on the cash flow.

I guess it depends on how many properties have sold in that area/neighborhood in the last 60 days and for what prices those properties sold for..I just don't want to get a Property in a not-so great ( But NOT terrible area ) , with the sole intention being to sell it , and when I go to put it up for sell......

Sounds great to me all depending on the headache of tenants, location, building.  

I think the answer is that it depends on what your business model looks like.

well you can thank the internet  sites like BP  late night television evangilist RE guru's webinars podcasts etc etc.. facebook.. linkdin  etc etc. and the burning desire from many to get rich as absolutely quick as possible and some irrational idea that real estate is the way.. take the bar to entry is non existent and you have a lot of beginners.the reason you have all this wholesaler activity is because the market has strengthened and they can't buy a home like they could pre 08 only way to jump in with no money is try to pimp deals.

@Rainiel De La NuezThe advice you seek greatly depends on what you plan to do five plus years from now. 

It depends on the capital you have available.If you have 200k cash and put 10k down on the property in Memphis then overall a small percentage of your liquidity.