If you're renting, it's time to explore house hacking as a strategy.

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How have you done with expenses, quality of tenants, turnover, cash flow, their property management team, customer service, etc.  

Second option, if it's even valid, I could build a new house in one of these new communities and then have the house for another few months and sell it (assuming that it would have increased in value) Any input to any of these two strategies would be highly appreciated!

Depends what your goals are, @Connor Castillo.If you are simply after cash flow: pay off the debtIf you are confident in your strategy, use leverage to obtain more properties.

This would just be my strategy.

Regardless of how you go about it, it would be wise that you have an exit strategy in the event that the bank calls the loan due.

The second point I agree with is the house hacking strategy.

I can see that you are intrigued by the strategy.

One way might be to talk to some of your past customers, and ask them what features attracted them to the house, and what features they found neutral, and what features they wished were different.