It just means that if you want to, and have the ability to invest money into a business that can absorb those funds and produce a high yield on them- then you're often better off doing so.

Principal pay down that someone else is paying and you get to keep your INCOME producing property, what is the question again?

I agree, Castle Rock doesn't have anything that will produce cash flow.

Like what systems do you guys use to produce the leads?

Being able to produce cash flow after moving out along with not paying rent for some property that I had no ownership in.

For vacation rental, homes will earn more $$ the closer to the beach, and the communities that offer a lot of amenities or homes that offer a pool,  also produce better income.  

@Greg Golden It all depends on what you want to do and your goals, but I 100% recommend leveraging the equity in your properties to acquire more income producing assets!!

Equity sitting in your properties is dead money and by leveraging those properties to access that capital to finance other income producing assets, you are increasing the velocity of your money.

We are planning an international trip for 3 months this Fall and I don’t want our RV sitting in storage when it could be producing income.

@Kimberly WalkerWelcome to biggerpocketsFirst and foremost - Health and Family come first.Money and a great salary are great...but it looks like its coming to you at a cost.Wealth is measured in not just how much $$ you have in your bank account and in your salary.Wealth is measured in how much time you have to do the things you want, how much time you can spend with loved ones, how well your health is, etc.I personally wouldn't let a lower salary from a new position effect your ego.