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Here are some insights based on your scenario:Refinance Timing: Given that rates have been dropping and you're considering a potential refinance for next year, holding off on refinancing until then makes sense if you're not planning another project soon.

It seems like it basically up to you to do the math on how much more you will potentially make selling each unit individually and then deciding if that extra $$$ is worth the number of extra hours you will spend.

If a SFR it's on them*, MFR probably on you as there is a potential that another tenant brought them in.

It offers excellent potential for investors due to the multiple exit strategies available.

I'd want to not guess but to know what stabilized revenue potentials are, and to quantify where they cap. 

The rent in the area is great too—$3,500–$4,000/month gives you good cash flow potential if you decide to hold it.As for whether to flip or BRRRR, here’s what I’d consider:Flip: If you sell after the rehab, you’ll walk away with a significant profit.

I'm also growing a network of potential partners and investors, and will likely turn to them if that ceiling continues proving to be problematic - and will do so for larger properties even if I'm able to break through the ceiling on my own.

Hey Randy, I'm glad to connect and discuss potential ways to get involved and learn about real estate investing through flipping.