Robidart, an insurance salesman and leader in Chino's Basque community, the cream-colored, two-story stucco building contains a restaurant, two bars, a banquet hall and a parlor room for playing mus (a Basque card game).

I would say if you’re simply not interested in Indy (I mean at least worth the Wick’s sugar cream pie ha) you should venture into the Midwest more and look for other ‘like Indy’, historically flat markets.

The same triplex equity that you're looking at selling next could be worth twice as much in five year so you could buy twice as much home or shave years off of your working years. 

An extra payment every year will shave 7 years off.

In my free-time, you can find me at the gym, going on walks, trying to find the best ice cream in the DC metro area.I've found many entrepreneurs are a bit hard to find as they tend to be solo-preneurs, but I'm very interested in meeting other young professionals with similar goals to bring one another up.

A-type houses should be the cream of the crop tenant wise, don't take anything less.

I have an appointment to speak with a lender about doing an equity line of credit against my ice cream store to finance the down payment of my first Airbnb as I don't want to tap into savings.

Then if they are not self managing shave about 30% off of their gross revenue. 

@Joe S. have you thought of Northwest Arkansas.

-Save extra money-Take advantage of low to zero down mortgages-Make use of your retirement plan-Find a roommate-Cut back on non-essentialsWhich one(s) have you implemented?