I would love to see more posts regarding a woman's perspective on RE investing.

Even so, I am more prepared from an education perspective and ready to get my first investment property.

You never know when and how much, but it is good to be flexible and resilient and keep it all in perspective.

Also if he is that old i believe it’s better from estate perspective to die and own the property to pass along than sell before hand for tax purposes (but i could be wrong) as family get step up basis

The more accounts you have, the messier it is from a lending perspective.

From my perspective, you definitely need start managing debt differently. 

Not to mention, the property was probably mismanaged by an “out of continent” investor who just had a terrible experience losing Haiti during the Haitian revolution.From a real estate perspective, the Louisiana Purchase was a game-changer.

I am seeking perspective from the savvy note investors as well as established buy and hold (rental property) investors regarding the "best" strategy to grow net worth over time. 

If you are buying every year in the same metro area it can get problematic from a lender perspective. 

Depending on the current market conditions, I can lean more or less to any given quadrant and I'm not being held hostage by high interest rates, which, in a historical perspective, aren't actually that high.