Again, this has just been my experience, but it seems as if you are 'leaving somethings on the table' by not exploiting the benefits of leveraging your investments. 

On the investment side, my goal is to identify and exploit new markets; on the management side, I aim to streamline my systems, and grow a management portfolio of select clients.Some of my key learnings.  1) Development is brutal and always costs way more than you think. 

Thoroughly research the industry, field, business you’re interested in to see if there’s a “niche”, unique approach, unserved customer base, or anything similar that can be exploited to earn income 3 standard deviations above the mean.

Then chose the one that is most efficient and tolerable.in any kind of anything (including investments) I found the biggest challenge is actually to exploit the unknown or basically adding education.not everyone here in BP is on the same level, we have people that has experience building homes from Maine to Arizona or 18 years that's asking for what's CoC but thru an experience we share "this is the better approach"..... which at the end bring the summary what Jason says: quality asset/location and long term debts as hedge for market risk/mistake.

Therefore, assessing the purposes from selling off assets or holding on to them, refinancing will diversify the assets in your portfolio while exploring house hacking in San Diego will assist you to exploit everything possible.

As an investor you have to chart your own course and exploit value.

People who dont understand the cost of stuff will always run into people who have zero issue exploiting it.

Are there any hazards that need to be avoided or assets to the property to exploit?  

Their business practices are exploitative and their promises often fall short.

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