And if you don’t have much equity to begin with you could be stuck pulling even more money out of your pocket to sell if you need to or be stuck with a house for many years and sitting on the sideline when deals are abundant.

I'm a real estate agent, and hope to make about $40,000 as an agent this year and intend to continue until I outgrow my W-2 job.I will soon start renting out a triplex after April 1st.My goal is to buy more small multifamily until my net worth is high enough to invest in someone else and sit back and collect the check Ie. apartment syndication.Thought and comments are appreciated. 

For an unsophisticated investor like White coat Investors who has 250k to park as a downpayment and let it sit without any upside except for appreciation go ahead. 

Does the GP equity sit in same class as LP shares, or is it separate?  

@Kyle PascualFirst of all I would get out of stock and sit in cash for the short term the Fed as you know just drop rates by 1/2 of a percent last week over the last 30 years anytime that has happened the economy has been in a recession within 6 months and the stock market has had a massive correction.

Nice house, but it sits on a corner lot and lacks an ideal backyard.

Same time, I can let her stay til the family find new home but afraid if she keep complain after lease is terminated.As I have another project, I am ok if they live quietly but what will be the choice if the lease is over and tenant still live there?

I'm losing a ton of dough in AVAF2- I wasn't crazy about it when Ashcroft went to funds instead of individual deals, and the fact that they concentrated AVAF2 in one area (Atlanta) after I invested is exactly why, I was always looking for geographical diversification.  0% interest rates drove me to do something dumb, rather than just sitting on the proceeds from selling an apartment building I'd owned for 10 years. 

If rent is $2,000 and utilities another $300, that's nearly $5,000 to sit on a vacant home.

I’m in Austin, and while I’ve got interests all over the country, the Texas market is close to my heart.From the numbers, it seems like you're sitting on a solid cash-flowing asset.