No recent appraisal but fair valuation in very in demand community.Well that's pretty cool!

This is very cool, but I'm only getting 119 homes or so for the past 2 years in downtown and midtown Detroit.

I'm staying liquid...taking a break from buying anymore property.

2 years ago I was looking at Arizona but that market has cooled, it seems

i would do some thinking and discussing and maybe talk to some professionals before you just tossed that much liquid cash against a perfectly decent mortgage... especially with college expenses coming up!  

If it's get exposure to other forms of income or hard assets or location, then cool.

Then, liquidate to pivot to debt investing to generate cash.Here is one thread I've just posted some about (cont reading down):  https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1170072-what-...I'll keep just this short as maybe this isn't what you were asking for in your OP.

@Braeden Cobb Very cool!  

I think it is super cool, but I do not see it becoming as main stream as wood framed construction in the next 5-10 years. 

These loans generally carry a higher interest rate than first-position mortgages because they are more risky for the lender in the event of a default since they are the second party to get paid in the event of a liquidation.