With cars being in demand, I'm hoping I can get some trade-in value and that this new car would hopefully last me another 10+ years.I don't want to add a monthly car payment to my budget, and I have enough reserves to buy in cash and not be wiped out - but it would still be a decent chunk for me. 

If we can accomplish this then our properties will double in value in a short time. 

Working with our agent to get a better idea on value there.Originally we wanted to find a way to utilize the equity for another purchase since we expect a decent increase in value but not sure which direction is the best way to go.

what are you guys seeing in values of 30 to 50 unit older buildings that have been fully rehabbed..

Since then this house has doubled in value.

Becoming a loan officer has been an invaluable asset in my business and I'm sure the property will appreciate in the 18 months. 

I imagine going through sites like city data (although data here seems two years old) that has extensive data that goes through age, employment/unemployment, crime rate, etc.

Is the data on the deal accurate, and do the facts support the fundamentals of “your” kind of deal?

They’ve already seen incredible gains in value from cap rate compression.

He's the one that told me a 1031 wasn't an option due to the drop in value.