If you paid $300K+ for the townhome that really is not a great ROI%, but you'd still be cash flowing $165/month from essentially doing nothing.The option to sell or not is up to you, but if you didn't want to there's always the following options for tapping into equity.1) Taking out a HELOC2) Taking out a traditional home equity loan3) Cash out Re-finance (normally done on free-and-clear properties though I think they can be done as long as you're above 80% LTV)

Traditional lenders will let you obtain 10 30 year mortgages.

I'm still pretty new to the party so I couldn't compare it to other markets.

My goal was to finish the race and do my best regardless of where I was compared to the other runners.4.

I am currently looking for creative financing because since I am still in college I do not have the work history that they are looking for in traditional financing. 

They make more money if you succeed than if you fail, so they do more due diligence than a traditional bank does.

B is working class, traditional neighborhoods with stable occupants. 

IRA - SELF DIRECTED□Do you have a self directed IRA that you can utilize for non-traditional IRA investments, including appropriate real estate investments?

Hi, in regards to the comps, you could compare revently sold by $/SqFt and compare to what you are getting.

Duplexes aren’t appraised on cash flow, but on comparable sales only.