I would just test the waters and maximize the one that is producing the most for you. 

Also, this is assuming all investment properties EXCEPT our current primary home are rented and income producing.

It's also producing more new jobs than almost anywhere else in the country, which is driving income growth, especially in Austin.

@Shawn P Kontrec  I love your point that you don't see a point to invest in Real Estate if it doesn't produce the same return as another market investment. 

Hi, I am selling a four-property income-producing portfolio and have put together a model for potential buyers.

The other option would be to refi as an investment property and just look at the rental income produced

Isn’t real estate a wonderful thing, $30k gets you a $500k Income producing asset, and you live for free....and bonus..

You need to compliment you wealth building strategy with an income-producing strategy. 

But having a paid off, income producing, & appreciation asset is my end goal.3) The diversification that I mentioned in an earlier post.

Having a mindset of this 80% vs 20% (rich) realtors is not a good approach - most of the top producers have worked hard, established themselves in the community & followed up with good systems to maintain relationships with clientele.