Just ensure the new loan doesn’t overextend your cash flow.The best move depends on your long-term goals—cash flow vs. equity growth vs. diversification.

South End’s growth should support that play.

I’m also interested in identifying the most scalable approach to support future growth.

This gives you a more accurate view of the property's true cash flow and performance without relying on a large down payment to "force" good numbers.This is exactly what we do — help investors like you evaluate deals to ensure responsible purchases that lead to portfolio growth.

Owensboro, the state's 4th largest city, has a population under 100K, and many OOS investors prefer cities with at least 300K residents and strong job growth.

I consul them to always include a street view of the property, from across the street, showing the entire house in situ, in order to answer the question for the guests (who have never been there before): "What are we looking for as we drive down the street" My 2 cents,Mike

Whether it's stocks, real estate or any other investments: focus on their cash flow, appreciation/growth potential and risks, not on their taxation.

Try driving for dollars.

Look at rent growth trends, vacancy rates, and the area’s economic drivers.

Drive for dollars in all of the multifamily areas, especially closest to you.