It is really hard to make money in a location with high overhead and where you cannot control your own property.As to where you should invest, it should be determined by your financial goal.

Sell off that asset.  

Particularly for townhomes or condos, you should also investigate the HOA’s financial status.

They don't care about interest rates....or maybe they do....protecting their assets in real estate.One thing most people don't look at is where will people live....Very little new apartment construction will start this year and if interest rates hold the next 2-3 years. 

It's essential to thoroughly analyze your financial situation, consider potential risks, and make informed decisions based on your specific goals and circumstances.

If you apply Class A assumptions to a Class B or C purchase, your expectations won’t be met and it may be a financial disaster.Our OPINION for the Metro Detroit market (always verify each area for yourself!)

These forums are incredibly valuable because they allow us regular Joes to come together, share our experiences, and help each other reach our financial goals.

What financially makes this worth it?

Now, we will take the proceeds from this sale and move it into a larger deal to repeat the process again.This is called VELOCITY of money - How fast can I trade up to bigger and bigger assets and use the same dollar over and over again to increase my net-worth, cash flow, and balance sheet.

@Anthony Derpran, Kiyosaki is great for understanding financial literacy and theory.