Fredericton is the most stable - but most expensive and Moncton, as a City, has the best long-term potential.

That being said, I believe there is still some solid long term appreciation potential in the neighborhoods closer to the BeltLine's Westside Trail and recently purchased Southside Trail, as well as those near certain film studios, such as the Tyler Perry Studios.There are plenty of smaller cities in Georgia and the Southeast that continue to have 2% properties, but their locations, amenities, and economic outlooks will likely not be as promising as ATL's.

If you negotiate and agree on a price with the seller your inspection will ease your mind of potential pitfalls.

I'd hate to see him stuck as a renter for so long when his debt is so small and he could potentially fix his situation in a year.

It is also easier to just pull out a credit card instead of having to deal with cash...I know some will argue that this ease of use is dangerous due to the potential to spend money that i don't actually have...but rest assured, my social awkwardness far outweighs my urge to spend money when I do make it out of the house.  

Id likely go with the later route and since I know brokers I can trust to potentially co-list.  

Seems like wasted potential.

I’m working on a potential flip property. 2/2.5/2 Townhouse.

Would it be more valuable to a potential employer if I get my MBA or Master of Accountancy?

I interviewed one potential partner and she wanted 50% profit and to split 50% of DP as well.