Does anyone have any less crazy ideas or have any fresh ideas?

@Roy Gottesdiener - Speaking from a residential loan perspective, it can be a little sketchy to leverage both your properties to take on even more debt.

I am risk adverse, from a monetary perspective, which explains why I am now a Train Operator working for the city lol.I have no large debts looming, the wife and I maybe have $4k combined across a few CC's.  

I needed some outside input to get things into proper perspective. 

However, there is so much more information needed to truly understand this from a real estate perspective.

@Trevor Carlson thanks for the feedback and different perspective.

Hello All,I am curious for some perspective from both the GP side (How you are looking at future deals) as well as, the LP side in what you are also looking for from a criteria standpoint in a future upcoming deal both the short and Mid-term over the next 3-6 months range in relations to specific underwriting criteria, and return criteria and how it has changed post COVID.For example some deal criteria that may be different for me due to COVID from an underwriting and return standpoint:Property Class: Looking more at class B now vs Class A or CProperty Expense Ratio: Probably looking more in the 40-45% as opposed to 50-55%.Cash Flow: Want to see underwriting that is cash flow focused as opposed to more upside. 

Would love to learn a local investor's perspective on CNY (Syracuse, Utica, Rochester, Rome) over the last couple of years.

If you look at it from a long term buy and hold perspective you will definitely see appreciation.

Would love to learn a local investor's perspective on Central Maine (Lewiston, Auburn, Bangor, etc) over the last couple of years.