Plus the local builders are building new construction at a feverish pace, which doesn't help anyone.I live in the DC area now and long to go back to a cheaper, military market and buy additional property.

If you can have the money work at a harder pace than the cost of the debt and structure it correctly than it works.Where people became in trouble is using leverage AND overpaying for a property in the wrong cycle.

Most with agendas.

Hi Seth Hursh - given your situation, I'd say "pace yourself".

Since it's the off topic forum........it's right along the lines of the Rebublican agenda.

I could buy another property now with the cash and do the rehab at my own pace and end up ahead .

Hopefully, he's someone you can trust that there's no hidden agenda.

Halifax incomes haven't kept pace with home prices.While these are all based on single family homes, it can't be much different for small apartment buildings based on your description, Nick.So if it were me, I'd sell.

And just had got my 3rd one under contract todayin a nice area thats only 10 minutes from home.The third one will bump me up to 17 sfh's.The financing seems to really have opened up some recently.Not getting anywhere near as much pushback from the localbanks and I think I finally found a broker that can do 5-10 again - although I only have 2 conventional sports left.This year is on pace to be a fantastic year.

However, it is enough to fund new purchases just not at the pace I would like.