Your agent could just be prioritizing recency over a similar home.

We are doing that now and it is one of the reasons I collaborated with them. 

If you ever want to collaborate on units we are in the valley

For me, personally, that sentiment makes me want to prioritize proximity to greenspace, trails, and other outdoor recreation opportunities.I understand what you mean about the dated real estate and the potential need for improvement to appeal to an AirBnb guest because some of the real estate I have come across in my search makes "dated and unpleasant" sound polite. 

Nope, not saying to slow down at all...Just saying that you need to prioritize appropriately if you really plan to do as many deals as you've stated.

Right now i am focusing in educating myself and in building a good team of people where we all can learn and growth together.I am reading now for the second time the ABC of REI by Ken McElroy, it is great book :), highly recommended.Hope to meet investors that are doing business in the Bronx, to exchange ideas, point of views and collaborate with each other.Eva

[Considering you have a property that is "just breaking even (hopefully)", you definitely need to prioritize building cash reserves.]Now that you've got cash reserves, this is what I think you should do: Use any cash flow from your properties to pay its own mortgage down (this way the property pays for itself).

"The One Thing" might help you decide how to prioritize your time.2. 

The month prior, it was 24.58% interest.

Prioritize your research: 1- ACTUAL gross income collected examine this carefully and determine for yourself the quality of this income (late pays, turnover, eviction record,etc)2- examine expenses- Concentrate on the accuracy of the most significant expenses- are they higher/lower than they should be?