@Robert KochanskiWelcome aboard the vibrant BP community.

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If it's a high end property, many of the larger brokerages have fine tuned marketing systems that expose your properties to global buyers, etc. 

Here's why I like Indianapolis:1, Diverse, vibrant economy (lower unemployment than Dallas)2.

Another unknown is what will Global Warming do to prices? 

To deny climate change outright is foolish.However, the degree of change is so minuscule that it would never be noticed in several lifetimes.Do not be surprised if 10 years from now the media will tout warnings of a global ice age.Just look at history:https://anhonestclimatedebate.wordpress.com/2009/08/02/climate-change-alarmism-timelin/

The question: do I sell now while the market is arguably still vibrant, pay off debt while keeping a net gain for reinvestment before a correction and rising interest rates , or continue to house hack this property, take out a HELOC (if and/or when possible) to further invest. * I have approximately $200,000 in personal debt between school loans and credit card debt.