From the pics (very few), it is older, but it seems livable (i.e. roof is crashing).

Rental properties that produce cashflow).Considering that there is a high chance we are at the edge of a crash, and considering that I bought most of my property fairly recently - should I sell my first property, wait for the crash, then buy & hold some other houses/condos?

I purchased a SFH in 2008-09 during the crash in mid-atlantic that is cash flowing. 

There are, according most statistics available on the web, $Trillions in retirement funds looking for better, safer returns than Wall Street can provide, especially with all the current doom-saying about a possible market crash.

You can try to time the market, sell hold and hope for a crash- but at the amount of return you’re making on your investment and paying off the mortgage, I’d hold if I were you. 

Hey all! After months of following the subject, my entire wholesale world turned upside down today when I discovered most wholesalers are breaking the law, operating unethically, or both.  Anyway, I was hoping you guy...

I was hoping to get more input after preparing these numbers but I suppose people are more interested in the threads about the when the next real estate crash will be, or the latest real estate scam :)I'm by no means a tax expert - but I always had the understanding that through the use of depreciation and 1031 exchanges one could defer taxes almost indefinitely. 

I am not going to build a business that could come crashing down based on the discretion of a pencil pusher at a bank!

My end goal is to establish as many sources of passive income as possible.I have also considered condos, and high rise apartment in metro areas (Seattle/Bellevue).Is now a good time to buy or will there be a market crash?  

I remember before the stock market crashed in China people said that even cab drivers were making money in the stock market.