I live, work, and invest here in Grand Junction (maybe all my eggs are in one basket?).

If that’s still not fruitful I can focus elsewhere. 

They earn a living when the field they’re selling in is “hot”, and exit as soon as the cream is removed or the low hanging fruit has been pulled.  

What is the best way to calculate if selling would be more fruitful than tapping into the equity via a HELOC or any other funding options? 

Be careful of putting all your eggs in one basket.

ConcernsOne concern is that because loan potential is based on my W2, I don’t want to throw all my eggs in one basket.

Love to hear it, congrats on the 64 unit deal, and wishing you both many more great partnerships and a long lasting fruitful relationship. 

Let's table this for now, put a pin in it, get some synergy going with the boots on the ground, get our ducks in a row and go after the low hanging fruit, then work hard-play hard for awhile, "pivot" to the "new normal", peel the onion, open the kimono, do a deeper dive then have a "come to Jesus" moment and think outside the box.

I would not put all my eggs in MLS listings' basket.

And these tend to be the ones that are truly abandoned.So it's not a very fruitful investment strategy.