On those I work out things on terms anyways so to mitigate risk exposure.

If neither of those apply and you are sure you are not over priced then maybe you are not getting enough exposure.

If you want to reach financial freedom and generate wealth for you and your family while limiting your risk exposure, which I think most people on here are; I think you're on the right track and I wouldn't sell unless you can think of 3 reasons why you should(desperately needing the money, being maxed out on loans, property not cash flowing, bigger opportunity cost from putting money elsewhere.The number 1 thing I would look at as you're trying to expand your portfolio is not only your COC return, but the return on your existing equity over time.

. :)REI experience:My background in REI is that I've helped my mom sell her house while working with an agent and got exposure to the many aspects of selling a home.  

Want exposure?

I'm looking forward to learning what there is beyond coding for a paycheck.My REI educationMy first exposure to REI was a talk by Josh and Brandon on real estate investing and BiggerPockets.

@Sara ClarkThere are really only two main reasons a property doesn't rent out:1) Not enough exposure to the right target audience2) The audience doesn't like the price-value relationshipTo drill down on what the problem is:How many views are you getting?

It's exposure to a variety of ideas, experiences, & stories that inspires people to take action and start their own unique investing journey. 

If the city wanted to really solve this problem it would open a wide ranging and comprehensive discussion that would talk about lead exposure from all sources, financial impacts, housing, water, and most importantly, financial solutions to solve it together. 

Smart money is decreasing their stock market exposure right now.