Like Christopher said, just ride that situation out and save up more capital until you can combine the Capital with a HELOC and move on to your mext property.

You have to link up with a group that has a track record, build the relationship with that group, add value based on the group's needs, then you can ride that group's coattails. 

If your concern is just about the future demand and prices, I would recommend that you hold tight and ride the wave.

Everything happens for a reason, so this could set you up for an amazing ride.  

Been a good ride - learned  a LOT.What other programs do you have in mind besides Frail Elderly?

It’s hard to be both, and you’ll want to play to your strengths.Go all in, and prepare yourself to ride out the storms.Best of luck!

Enough information in a timely fashion to keep you updated but also allow the Property Manager to effectively run their business without putting you through an unnecessary emotional roller coaster ride.

I agree it's the holy grail to get in on a gentrifying area before the trend catches on and ride out the increased rents without technically doing any value-add.

In the old days (40 to 50 years ago), my father's favorite way to get paid the rent was "any way he could get it".For some tenants, we used to knock on doors every Friday or Saturday and get paid cash.I remember one time, before I started driving, my father was in the hospital and I had to ride all over town on my bike and collect rent.

Past Bridgeport it becomes a very long train ride to grand central, most buyers don't want to go past Bridgeport or maybe Stratford.