The more you know about what is available the more educated choices you can make about your next property.

@Aiesha Hooper - If you're able to bring funding that would definitely be beneficial. 

You should also start looking more into tertiary markets like the ones many of us were stationed in across America, if you remember on-base housing, its not the best and neither is the off base housing, so you may want to consider providing that better choice for your fellow Marines.

I’m getting ready to take the licensing test in a few weeks and I think it would be really beneficial to start meeting other successful realtors in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area other than just broker interviews.

If you have extra equity in an RE, then a refi to put the money to work could be beneficial. 

Actually had a solid choice with a really nice ROI lined up this week, but it went in 6 days with multiple offers and we didn’t even get a chance to make an offer before they closed it down.

If your goal is to pay off that loan asap it may not be beneficial to you... but for an investor who is actively buying more properties, a cash out refi puts cash back in your hands.

In my regular market if I needed a new housekeeper I would have my choice because I have multiple properties and my properties keep my cleaners business than any other host.

When I could buy them for 80 cents a pop, N95 disposable respirators were a great convenience choice for me.Since Zinsser shellac has a VOC rating of anywhere from 630-720 g/L, yeah, I always wear organic vapor cartridges when I brush or spray it.

Adding more bedrooms could be beneficial to your cashflow but remember you are trading comfortability for profitability.