All speculation at this point, but near Lee St/29 and a little north of the Sylvan Hills neighborhood, imagine this:  taking MARTA from the airport heading back north in town, you get off of at a hub, where now you can walk over to the Atlanta Beltline terminal and take transport to your stop. 

And while that is a worthwhile goal, it ignores that fact that, even without cashflow, investing in a vacation rental will likely beat the pants off of your IRA contribution, which oh, by the way, isn't "cash flowing" either.Let's do a comparison:With your IRA, assume you are 45 years old, have $100,000 in it, and are committed to contributing $12,000 per year for the next 15 years.

I just got off the initial call with a rep from Lower earlier today, and so far so good.

The home backs up to a busy road and I think $500k is a realistic hard cap on pricing for quite a while.  

Tax write offs against income3.

We, collectively, resolved the issue with tenant parking the vehicle off-site. 

Maybe down the road you decide that Wealthability makes more sense to you, but if you're newer and do not have many assets or businesses to account for, maybe hold off if the price is too steep?

I have been told that many large corporations are cutting internships, traveling nurse levels seem to be dropping off and general travel seems to be down.

I guess what I'm getting at is it seems like our options are either bite the bullet in our next primary residence where we are currently located, understanding the future opportunity to rent for cash flow looks pretty bleak, or look in other states where we would have more buying power and try to find a duplex or sfh that will cash flow off the bat. 

Yes Sir- @Ryan Deasy please connect with Erik off line to discuss financing options.