Can your equity be deployed into another investment that produces more cashflow?

@Gino Barbaro I believe the seed is set early and fostered via our education system, which by design is built to produce "good consumers and employees". 

Don't sell a property unless you have a solid plan to invest that money in a property that will produce better results or move you closer to your goals.

Duplex produces more income, easier to rent, easier to repair and in expensive markets has the potential to appreciate more.  

The area I invest in produces good cash flow and good appreciation as well.

Then I saw a listing for a home in a community clustered around a tiny lake that rested between the granite peaked Thorodin Mountain to its East and the Continental Divide to its West.

The most income producing will be rent-by-the-room and you'll be easy to fill the spots being a student yourself.

Someone took the little basket that holds soap and shampoo and the sign on the back of the toilet and placed them waaay in the back of the bathroom cabinet.Someone removed the tiny little LED lights I have on this 8 foot tall fake ficus in the kids bunk room and put in on the deck.

Renting this property by the room, as we do all our rentals, this has been a phenomenal experience and it continues to be one of our best income producing properties in Indy with little turnover.

Some of the top producing areas we've noticed in terms of pound for pound ROI and generally smooth path to STR permit currently include: Florence, Brookings, Waldport, Nehalem, Lane, Coos and Curry Counties, and case by case Rockaway Beach (three oceanfront STR's for sale with permits) Lakeside and Bay City.