For this reason, I try to look at long terms, like in my oringial post, knowing there will be peaks and valleys over time and in some cases extreme movements like we saw in 2008.Even with the risk involved, I still feel the potential reward is worth it.

I'd say sit down with your partner and hash out the best options based on different circumstances (re: market movement, company interest, rehab needs for a new tenant at a higher rate, refi fees, buying a flip vs a rental, etc) and then see where the moon takes you ;)Good luck!

I did texture it to match the rest of the room, but the movement of the panels make it a problem.Short answer: if it's in good shape, paint it.

If it happens to enough people, that starts a trend, which can turn into a movement, etc.Not telling you what to do but with the funds you have, I would think you would be better served by investing with a syndicate (or three).

Love the tiny home movement !

BRRRR strategy is alive and well there price points for what it is could see some pretty nice upward movement and its self evident the re gentrification of what were hoody or war zone areas.. that's were money is made.. 3.

Are these neighborhood shifts more regulated by state/local organizations heading up the movement, or are they just becoming popular by word of mouth? 

This type of movement indicates wall is being pushedin by soil pressure.

3) join the FIRE movement if you haven't.

That ~$35,000 in free cash flow, $25,000 in AGI after his financial movements, and he lives a life of leisure.Not coincidentally, Joe's AGI is less than $25,000.