@Andrew Aladjadjian cash out, use the money to buy rental props out of state with double digit net caps .

The house has already appreciated at somewhere in the high 5-digits.

I got started in real estate when interest rates were double digits…1980.

If you were to add inflation also to the equation, then after 30 years the very rationality of waiting that long then becomes a serious question.If 8.5% seems high for a conventional mortgage, mortgage rates in 1984 were in the 13% range (18% in 1981 and still in double digits by 1986).

For official legal verification of the zoning on a particular property, please call the Development Assistance Center atPlease have the County Appraisal District reference number of the property (14 digits) ready prior to calling.

(won't let me tag her).https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/839464-real-estate-investors-in-sf-bay-areaThere are lots of local/digital meetups.

Anybody who has done this have feedback on their experience with taking RE courses digitally?

I am with you though, I wouldn't want to manage triple digit single family homes!   

Some of your best resources are going to be:- Furnished Finders (nurses and other medical)- Corporatehousingbyowner (companies seeking higher end workforce housing, doctors, some construction companies)- Sabbaticalhomes.com (traveling academics)- apartments.com (digital nomads and travel nurses)There are others, but these are some of the big names.

This is going to make mortgages more expensive and lower the value of assets.You can get very high single digits and sometimes even break through 10% on REIT's.