I’ve got multiple properties in several areas all of which are still fairly local which means if something happens in one community I’ve got locations elsewhere to help compensate.

Do you need to sell it in order to buy something else? 

Have you thought about your investment style-- buy and hold, fix and flip, househacking, passive investing, STR, something in between?

What is your price point and are you looking for turn-key properties or something along the lines of a "fixer upper"?

I see about the opportunity zone funds, but it is for accredited investors that need to put gains into something to defer.   

Nathan Seltzer This is a cool idea, I'm interested in something like this as well.

Hi Brian, not sure how close you are to NH but there’s a couple local meetups that happen every month in The NH seacoast area just across the Maine border if that is something that interest you. 

I would prefer something I can buy once - software subscriptions are a nuisance.Something that automatically downloads transactions from my online banking portal and that can be used to easily categorize expenses for financial statements would be excellent.Thanks,KevinHi, Kevin.

I'm paying for what I'm getting right nowThat being said - I could pay slightly more for something where I know, or have a very good idea something is going to happen - such as road access, utility access, new developments of some sort etc Or less (probably wouldn't buy) if something bad is going to happen - railroad tracks, dump, Sec 8 housing built near by etc 

Unfortunately, this process takes time and is not something you can rush.