The largest unit was completely renovated and at market rent.  

I'm sure you'll get a lot of "college doesn't matter" comments on here but if you're already doing it, I'd suggest either emphasis of or combination of Finance, Accounting, Marketing, Economics.

Of course if we have a long economic downturn, prices could fall, but that's not what we've been experiencing so far this year.

The pricing gap you will find on FHA and VA loans is the largest, conventional conforming 20% down 740+ FICO, etc, will be the smallest gap. 

Purchase price: $144,000 Cash invested: $2,000 Jamal's first income property (a 2bd/2ba luxury loft) is located directly on the Atlanta Beltline (the city's largest and most comprehensive urban development project).

Purchase price: $144,000 Cash invested: $2,000 Jamal's first income property (a 2bd/2ba luxury loft) is located directly on the Atlanta Beltline (the city's largest and most comprehensive urban development project).

Purchase price: $144,000 Cash invested: $2,000 My first income property (a 2bd/2ba luxury loft) is located directly on the Atlanta Beltline (the city's largest and most comprehensive urban development project).

Purchase price: $144,000 Cash invested: $2,000 My first income property (a 2bd/2ba luxury loft) is located directly on the Atlanta Beltline (the city's largest and most comprehensive urban development project).

It is a shock to the system and completely skews the economics of the town.

Dollar goes down, imported goods get more expensive, inflation rises.Admittedly, there are MANY other factors at play this year (insecurity In, well, everything due to perceived economic risk) so my example is extremely simplistic.