Second strategy would to quantify your net proceeds from sale and if you could find something else that fits your needs but is a better "investment".

Now it's just all about the math and quantifying possible outcomes.

@Vincent Vane I'm not sure how to quantify.  

I do not know what quantifies a market as being "on fire", but LR is doing great for myself and my company.

Charlie, were you able to quantify how bad the local impacts were?

Hi @Keri Dichiara,We make adjustments based off something we can quantify.

I don't know how you "quantify" that into a spreadsheet but I always do it. 

@David Acosta is probably right, however, it's always best to run the numbers yourself and quantify and validate your assumptions and other perspectives.

That is a little harder to quantify and factor into deals. 10 properties that cashflow $150/month, if you have mortgages on all 10 properties and you have vacancies on 3 of them, you are in a tight spot unless you've built up a solid emergency fund.

In many cases my "gut" has made the "no" decision while driving to the property before I even set foot in the door.Odds are if you combine 4 years of your current experience you can use "want" and "gut" to narrow your options down pretty quickly.Or I'm just a weird hippy dispensing unwarranted non-quantifiable advice...