@Randall Alan You could coin the term "stack affect"!

Again, at your stage I think it is a coin flip to decide which path is better for you, but I'd definitely suggest an accountant if you continue to grow.

I wouldn't even do in unit just have coin shared. 

I think buying right now - is a bit of a coin toss on what you’re gonna get due to inventory issues across the nation.that said.

Then the other flip of the coin is that, for me, I do not like long distance relationships.

., 5%, $14K+ balance), contributing $50/mo. to a very small emergency fund ($2K balance, 1%) in a HYSA, also contributing $50/mo. to I-savings bonds from Treasury Direct ($1K balance, 9.6%), have a small amount of shares in brokerage account ($1.5K - towards risky tech stocks), no other assets or real estate, no crypto, no pets, no subscriptions, no utilities, no car, no rent/mortgage (live free w/fam), no phone/internet/tv bills. 

The whole New Brooklyn thing was a coined term by 3 or 4 guys that have moved to the area from Brooklyn in the last few years and have opened businesses and have inspired others to move up to give Troy a chance as the area is in a pretty big "growth" stage and Brooklyn has got ridiculously expensive. 

I am seeking feedback on what someonemore experienced would do in my situation.Property 1: Condo Rented for 10 years Negative cash flow of $300 (HOA fees) Loan balance: $30,000 / 5.25% APR Estimated equity: Approximately $100,000 based on recent property salesProperty 2: Single-family(Primary residence) Purchased in 2017 / 2.5% APR Loan balance: $230,000 Estimated equity: Around $250,000 based on recent property salesA little about my"wealth", my credit score is in the 800s, I currently have $50,000 instocks/crypto and your typical Roth, 401k.

It's amazing how far crypto and real estate have become.

I'm looking into a 4-plex that has a coin laundry room.