If so, you could use your second from the first property to acquire the next property and refinance it to liquidate equity for the next one.

It all depends on what your needs are.If you decide to take the lump sum by selling, you will have a much larger fund for portfolio expansion if that is your goal. 

That is one of the companies some of the larger wholesale brokerages use here in San Antonio.  

They use social group bookings to maximize revenue for larger homes. 

Another benefit is that I can refi now while it's NOT a rental and get a lower rate (and more cash out), and I'll get a larger interest write-off with the larger loan amount, possibly offset by investment gains elsewhere.Just curious what others think of this, or what you would do in a similar situation.

     @Rafael Floresta I keep 2.5x the number of sheets, towels, etc. required at our larger properties.  

Are there other 'liquid' assets such as non retirement cash, easliy salable assets, etc...?

I would go as big as you and your investor can qualify for with regards to net worth and liquidity.

Hey everybodyI'm an investor looking for a larger project or two in Florida.

I am looking for something between 20-50 units preferably, but nothing larger than 100 unit.