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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

What's my next step?
I'm looking for some advice as to which direction makes the most sense going forward. I have three SF properties; one I live in and two that are rented. One of my rentals I have owned since 2001. I only owe approximately $50,000 on it and current market value is around $150,000-$160,000. My question is "Do I refinance and buy two more SF or small MF properties, which essentially lowers my cash flow on that property?" "Do I sell it and use the money to buy a small apartment building?" Or "Do I pay off that property quickly, move into it, and live for free?"
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!