With all this in mind, I would have to second @Brendan Miller's recommendation of heavily considering selling as it doesn't sound like there's much cash flow to offer an attractive reason to hold.The only other piece of this puzzle is to determine what your goal is so that you can effectively leverage the gains.

I am learning the BRRRR approach and one question that came to mind is whether this approach can be used for short-term rentals (e.g.

I KNOW a lot of you are going to be like “well that’s a very broad category”😆 I get what I’m trying to say is that, my mind is kind lost on how to structure what deductions under which label (very general) but what if it was for an “unusual” purchase.

From my ape-like mind, I have learned that debt is your friend.

Originally posted by @Mindy Jensen:Hi @Charlie MacPherson.

Staying top of mind is key and there seems to be too many investors to just cold call and keep in touch with all your contacts at the same time.

The other thing to keep in mind is what does that addition do? 

@Marshall Henry  We don't have trash alleys so it was a front of the house picture in my mind. I

A couple other things to keep in mind is lower property tax and more landlord friendly then CA.There is still opportunities to cash flow!

They weed out the weak and the weak in their mind  is the lowest paying customers.