@Cody L.true, thats why i am being very selective on my "get done" number because i am going to essentially be sitting to see where i can extract value from.in this particular scenario, I am now living in houston so I think i would rather upgrade into a bigger house if i can get a good deal on it, or start a business that requires a little more active management but with some more upside potential.  

You could do a 1031 into a DST, thats entirely passive.If you extract 10M equity equity and invest conservativley with a 5 CAP thats $500,000k a year in todays money.

It's important to always remember this when trying to extract value out of a realtor, if they can provide any

I managed to do that through a combination of doing cosmetic updates and then refinancing out plus using cash flow to extract any remaining money left in the deals.If you want to be aggressive like that you'll probably be looking out-of-state.

It's a great way to extract capital from your primary home equity and use it to acquire cash flowing properties.   

I haven't done the volume to extract that kind of insight.

One nice feature is that they have a receipt scanner that extracts info from the receipts, not just a static photo for compliance purposes.

Health care beeing the prime example: the american for-profit health care system looks like an unbelievably rigged pyramid scheme designed to extract money from the population - this is so clear when you have the comparison to other countries.

The cooper piping had been extracted from every place imaginable and it suffered from a stench of mold so strong that it greeted your nose intimately as soon as the front door was opened. 

Any concerns about being spread thin or not going deep within a single market to fully extract the value from a deal?