For every previous investment, you have 3 options: Hold, Sell, Refinance to make your equity work best for you, theoretically.I'm not sure for how long you have hold your previous investments, and how they are performing compared to this 100 unit building pro forma; and what is the incremental cost of borrowing in case you refinance, but once you put the numbers down, I'm sure you'll be more confident and know what's the best option for you.I'm happy to explain more if you're interested.Cheers

I would like to challenge your perspective by zooming in on a specific market which I primarily focus on: Southern Maine.In rapidly growing and competitive market, such as parts of Southern Maine, property values often appreciate at a rate that might justify a seemingly higher purchase price.

In all other cases, the commission paid to the buyer's agent by the listing agent covered our fees, not our clients.Also, by working with an investment team, you get a master class on real estate investing at no cost to you.SummaryBy following the process outlined in this post, you will quickly be able to identify cities that are highly likely to offer rapid rent growth and long-term income, which are crucial for achieving financial independence.

I am happy to share knowledge and experience or something similar in return.Thank youJake Johnson Hey Jake,Cleveland is moving quite rapidly right now. 

Local rents have been increasing rapidly for a 3 bedroom/ 2 bathroom over the last few years and we were not keeping up.

Every time I visit there is something new, the developers produce rapidly.

If you're looking for a blend of cash-flow and appreciation, the Columbus market is rapidly developing with many new and existing companies expanding their business here.

The market is changing very rapidly and you really need to talk to owners/cleaners/contractors in the area to get a pulse of what is happening in the industry and how to price.  

They may flip properties rapidly without considering long-term potential.2.

There is quite a bit of variability when you get out of tier 1 but broadly speaking some examples are Boulder, Co,  Gainesville, FL;  Raleigh, NC, Grand Rapids, Michigan.