The money you save in the long run will end up boosting your NOI, which in turn boosts your property value.

We'll see how things are when I get there but I have a long way to go but real estate has certainly boosted my net worth and should help me retire early.  

Additionally, I am aware that once I move out, I can list the home on VRBO and several other platforms to help boost bookings.The reason why I'm considering/leaning toward selling the house, is that when I begin to run the numbers, the expenses exceed what I could potentially make.

There are companies that have recently entered the market that do a full service marketing like GOSRT and MARKET MYSTR and others that provide templates and help but you have to actually do some work like STRDIGITAL and BOOSTLY.

We did almost 140k last year in two strs and on track for more this year, so I guess the moral of the story is I am behind any investor that pushes hard in any way as long as its monetarily responsible.

I’ve sold my primary before and rented for 4 months and boosted my bank account significantly.

If I had to guess, the cost of building on the higher portion of the lot is most likely not worth the slight boost you might get in value from having a better view.

Adding an umbrella policy could boost your liability coverage, but it won't replace landlord's insurance.

With $50k in a CHEAP market that is still possible although increasingly difficult, but with successful BRRRRS, each iteration could see a modest boost in capital along with cash-flow going towards future purchases.

@Carolyn Morales Wow!