East coast prices at places like International Paper (Riegelwood NC) have not increased much and the margins at pulp processors like IP have been reasonably stable over the past several years.

If you were in my position, would you sell now and capture the 100% in profit and reinvest it into a midwest market small multi-family with better cash flow, or keep it for another 10+ years since it is stable, has new major systems in place, and there is no indication of a major drop in market price any time soon?

or in an area that is stable with a good economic base etc - even if that means higher taxes (better infrastructure - usually) and tenant friendly laws

I'm researching markets across the country that have single family homes for about $100,000, and have stable rental demand.

Key is stable and low risk (Not looking for partner or joint venture that seems would increase the risk)So what type of investment and geographic location I need to look for?

@Brenden Mitchum my financial situations are very stable and my current income is pretty good the only problem is that I’m always working, I operate the truck and run all the trucking business.

The whole thing has felt "off" from the start but I chalked it up to listing agents being lazy as hell when houses are flying off the shelf instantly.  

@Jason Shackleton in this instance the crypto is a stable currency meaning it's pegged against the dollar so there's by definition no volatility that isn't shared 1:1 with USD.

I didn't really see them being better than stable coins with interest rates over 8% or ETFs around 7% and REITs around 8%.

(no ownership)What makes mobile home parks such a great investment is the low turnover and stable cash flow that is created by having residents own their own homes as mentioned in the first strategy.