@Jim Carson,Better Option is Hold for ever... advantages...Tax Saving: If you will sell, you need to pay hefty tax on appreciationTime Saving: you pick lot of properties and that consume lot of time. doing all again will take your time and energy again.Opportunity: we don't know we are on top yet... look at market in Canada, Australia, China, India... appreciation cycle still continue after 15 years. 

That's right, zero.List of super successful people who didnt have a college degreeMark ZuckerbergBill GatesSteve JobsMichael Dellmy granddad (no high school)The richest man in China (no middle school i believe)this one dude i know who everyone said was dumb, but he has 2 successful stores selling used appliances and just bought his wife a new benz suv at the age of 26. hes got more money than any college grad i personally know.And millions moreOne of the biggest things i've learned in life is that having anti-college beliefs is one of the TOP indicators for financial success, and being pro-college is a TOP indicator for financial mediocrity or worse in the future.

There is no need to sell.I would sell one of the property in china.

We buy lots of products from China and sell on Amazon.

We have been eating with paper plates and cups since September 1st, and since we can't store anything in the kitchen, our dining room has become a storage area with plastic shelves, boxes and a china cabinet that acts as a pantry. 

My name is Joe and currently live and work in Beijing China.

China could decide to take over next year or we could have major terrorist attacks on metropolitan areas that destroys our economy.I would focus on making investments that will work even if the market tanks.

Luckily, I have the cash on hand, so don't need to be concerned about that variable.I have been looking at some of the cabinet brands that are all plywood construction, milled in China, but assembled in USA (i.e.

“We feel good about the business.”According to the China Financial Weekly, GEA’s net income in China has increased 80 percent since Haier acquired the company, and its revenue increased 11 percent during the first half of this year.According to: https://thinkkentucky.com/kyedc/pdfs/100jobs.pdf adding just 270 manufacturing jobs to should add nearly $30 million value added.This knowledge should make a compelling case for investing in Louisville, as if we need more reasons! 

Other than some from China but they are buying 1 to 10 million dollar homes and dont rent them its just parking dough.