It seems like you are more inclined to re-invest all the money back into real estate?

He might be inclined to waiver again in the future (or maybe already has in the past) when a tenant had a nice lab they wanted to add to their family.

My inclination is toward more units, since with a larger building, we would centralize our holdings and potentially have fewer big ticket repairs (ie one roof to replace instead of 2).Everyone else - I appreciate the discussion of the pros and cons of other financing options.

I grew up in East Tennessee, so that's where I'm inclined to start my searching.

That being said I am highly inclined to investing out of state but have my reservations since I will be so far away.I know Michael L. has some properties in Dayton, OH (living in Long Island as well) I was reading some of his (your) posts, please let me know how your experience has been.Based on my situation I've been led to turn key investing.

And bring your business cards to distribute to the newbies who will be gathered there, if you are so inclined.

The kitchen cabinets are dark brown (chocolate) and the floor is a light travertine floor.I was inclined towards a lighter granite countertop.Any suggestions for good looking neutral colors?

My thinking today has me more inclined towards doing a 1031 exchange and purchasing a 4 plex.

I'm still inclined to go with the payments to the trust, even if not required.

Thanks in advance :)4 Unit Property (3 units in main house + coach house)Price Paid: $280,000Money Down: $56,000Monthly Payment (Incl Ins + Tax): $1970/moCurrent Rents: $3665/moThis is the basic breakdown without me living there.