I agree with Corby.if it is cash flowing well, why get rid of it.I am growing my portfolio by adding rentals with occasional flips on properties I don't think are well located or have some good cash return on them for funding additional rentals.

Hey @Charlie Campanella,There's a few of us 20-somethings in buffalo who get together occasionally and end up talking mostly real estate.

I recently gave up a FT position at my job (I work occasionally as a sub now on the weekends) to focus more on real estate goals. 

Reasons for physical branches include the preference of my property management to do a stack of rent check deposits at a teller, the need to handle occasional cash and cash transactions and laundry coin.

I have to pester the guys occasionally to stay on top of their cleaning.

Or maybe that’s just me...So I snag the occasional up-vote to keep myself and the wrong party’s banter going.

The better deals I find are located in Rancho Cordova, Natomas, and occasionally South Land Park.

There is another consideration though it may be a small one, fire hazard, occasionally they explode, or overhead which can cause a fire or injury to the user.

There was a Seacoast REIA that met occasionally, you might find it here on the events page if they are still active. 

We have some local people who get together occasionally to bounce ideas off of each other over bears.