The rent to price ratio is around .35 - .45% of price in a lot of cases when involving the Irvine area.If you find that Corona might be a higher P/R ratio you may want to reinvest for instance to obtain the spread between the two areas while most likely sacrificing the price/appreciation stability of Irvine for an area like Corona.There are probably XXX other angles and ways of looking at it but I hope that helps.

I'm all about sacrificing now for the future but I know that would be a bit much for me.

Maximize the loan on your rentals without sacrificing profitability with the goal of paying off your personal home.

Would they consider that as having skin in the game since you are sacrificing your existing property?

Thanks for the direction, @Ted Schmidt @Paul Timmins Look forward to seeing you at another meeting soon @Phillip DwyerWhat do ya'll think about contacting a relocation service and sacrificing a bit of commission to get warm leads?

I've done well several times in my life so far by sacrificing a little today for a better tomorrow, so I'm fine with this.

My yellow letter response rate was kind of low (about 2%), so don't think I'll be sacrificing too much by switching to postcards.

I am in a tough situation at home where my folks are in a rough spot financially and I am always put in a tough situation where I have to keep sacrificing my down payment for my own home to help them get over.

My wife and kids are happy because I have an abundance of time to spend with them, and I am happy because I am accomplishing my dreams without sacrificing the dreams I've already realized.

In this case, I would be sacrificing most of the cash flow from the property plus some of my own income to pay off the loan as fast as possible.