We have one current property and looking to grow what we are doing! 

@Conrad Jackson hi Conrad I would love to touch base sometime and talk about the Rochester market I have heard that it's popular for out of state investors.

The neighborhood is growing and it’s attracting a whole new class of tenants and homeowners.

It's really getting to me because it should be the same as the income which both should be growing at 2% as the assumtions are stated.

From a financial standpoint, if I start the eviction process now, it will cost me more than what‘s owed (assuming that balance doesn‘t grow).

The reasoning's behind this come down to not leaving room to grow. 

The problem was that after I made that down payment of about $45,000, I had very little money to keep expanding.I had to use multiple lower money techniques in order to grow over the years including:-401K loan for down payments on three properties-FHA owner occupied 4 plex with 3.5% down-Conventional mortgages with 5% down on 2 single family homes that I owner occupied and later turn into rentals-BRRRR method on one home to get all my cash back and buy another propertyThe next thing I'm doing is either refinancing or selling a property in order to get way more units.

Growing your business even?

Maybe look at ways to get her an assistant so she can grow her business.

Wholesaling has become popular in BP and other sites because of the no money down syndrome.