Your $600K in equity is returning $7800 per year, so that works out to 1.3% which is not even inflation.The point is you could sell that property and reinvest the earnings for much better return.

Andrew, if you are also looking for extra capital for a down payment and have some funds in your TSP, I just learned that you can take a loan out from both your Contributions AND Earnings (from either/both your Traditional and Roth). 

My tenants have been in my properties a long time so I have been able to bank that money as extra profit.

I received an extra copy that I am willing to give away to anyone in the BiggerPockets community.

I just viewed it as an introduction.He literally said during his presentation “If I sound like I have a massive ego, it’s because I do and I’ve earned it”.That may put some off but like I said I’ve met people like that before.

I received an extra copy that I am willing to give away to anyone in the BiggerPockets community.

@Mike G. its times like these where brokers earn their commission in my opinion.

Now neither I or my mother need the extra income these properties would generate right now.

To me it is worth the few hundred extra to have someone come and test everything in the property and point out any issues that I might have missed.I admit though, I am new to all of this so am very much learning as I go as well.    

@Caleb = so true@Chris, Don’t waste your hard earned money.I went to 2 seminars like this company before, and they just don’t work… at least for me and the people in our class.