You will have to determine what  is your risk tolerance and do you know how to monetize that risk. 

last time this happened i felt i was to quick to accept the renter....not that it was a bad choice.ORjust rent for 2 yr and sell, if i am in this limbo. not much appreciation here.i'm updating 1960 to present, added bath and opened floor plan.numbers; bought free clear 167krenov 30kresell conservative 235k, thought 250k (wrong comps, much to learn new mkt)rent 1800-2000tax 5000ins 700about $500/mo, net 1300-1500/mo ;p rental is no problem I hear, esp in this area. thanks in advance

If you periodically, even regularly, monetize these investments to raise capital for other similar investments, that is completely legitimate.

I hate leaving a potential good lead on the table without trying to do something to monetize it.

It will really come down to how management companies monetize different things according to what they find works for them and their clients, so you'll see different things.

If you are going to generate all of these leads, you need to properly monetize all of them, meaning that you make sure that you are making as much money on all of them that you can so that you are getting back all of the dollars you are spending and then some.

If you monetize the costs associated with moving to another house-hack (setting aside the PITA factor), HML is not your enemy.  

What are your plans to monetize your investment? 

Opportunities - how might you best monetize the opportunity?

I am also an options trader, it helps me monetize some capital.