You can either continue the depreciation schedule from the property sold, and create a new fixed asset for the additional amount invested to obtain the property (Two Depreciation method), or you can opt to treat the new asset as one asset (Single Depreciation Method).

We are barely making the minimum payment on the National Debt while we continue to print/print/print money.

I will just be adding an extra loan which is what worries me a bit.I’m looking for away we can start small and grow as we continue.

I'm currently looking to roll out of a duplex I bought in Holly Hill (BRRRR but looking to sell) and continue picking up the 6-12 unit properties that are pretty common in Volusia.Anyone interested in a meetup sometime?

Thus, I have been looking into the apartment complex space and continue to educate myself in the event that opportunities continue to be brought to me.Sooo In digging into a number of courses my concern is this with the larger 10+ apartments and high numbers 1 million and up.

I think it's more psychological than meaningful right now, but rates will continue to drop.

Until builders can catch up and create millions of homes, I think we will continue to see huge increases in sales prices, however, the lack of sellers means numbers in terms of how many houses sold will continue to go down driving prices up even higher

I'll continue to pay down my debt, save, watch my market for a fourplex and see if an opportunity arises.

These groups often continue to focus on the smaller investor, even when they may have the track record and infrastructure to attract institutional money.  

You could pull out cash tax-free and still benefit from depreciation and other deductions on the rental side, which could reduce your tax liability.Quick Tax Comparison:Selling:Capital Gain: $160,000Tax Due: ~$32,000 (at 20%)Net After Tax: ~$128,000Refinancing:Loan Amount: ~$263,500 (at 62% LTV)Tax Impact: None on the cash-outRental Deductions: Continue benefiting from depreciation and mortgage interest deductions.Refinancing offers liquidity without the immediate tax hit and lets you maintain rental income, making it potentially more advantageous.All of these are rough numbers of course, but just some different ways to think about it!