Leasing is slower in the winter (along with sales) as people are less inclined to move when it's snowy and cold.I would also recommend a fourplex, it's going to cashflow better.

If you want to keep the properties (which is my inclination), then take a HELOC or cash out refi.

I do have a personal inclination towards the property because it’s my first property ever, however, the more homework I do on taxes and appreciation the stronger I feel about selling. 

I'm inclined to go with 3/2 w/ master...

Our inclination is to sell, cash out (avoiding taxes for holding outside use as primary residence), reinvest cash in next investment (potential BRRRR ops) and build from here.

Always do you own research as wholesalers have an inclination to inflate ARVs and underestimate rehab costs to make deals look better than they really are.As far as determining ARV, it's more of an art form than anything scientific.

Remember to add value to their business so they are more inclined to help teach you.

I also have gIven optIons to buy and I have worked wIth wholesalers.My inclination, In general, Is to use a dIscount listing agent as you do need to be on the MLS.i decIde how I am goIng to sale each property based on how much work It mIght take meversus how much i would pay a lIstIng agent.If I have a 200k house In a very good shape, In a B area, I most definitily don’t see the need for a full service lIstIng agent.

@Alex Shin I'd be inclined to follow @Larry Hawkins suggestion to do diligent investigation.   

But as our two kids age it’s also possible that our ability/inclination to save diminishes.