We own our property management company in-house and have to make these decisions daily with our turnkey rentals.  

Of the three basic necessities - food, clothing, and shelter - if you shoplift food, you get arrested. 

Daily deals well above your 1% rule with SFH and MFH.

I recommend setting up keyword alerts for each area as they are discussed in the forums daily with advertisements posted in the BiggerPockets marketplace hourly.

Food for thought: Divorce proceedings are public information.

It doesn't appear that they are serving food on the premises, but they are offering personal chef services.  

I recommend setting up keyword alerts for each area as they are discussed in the forums daily with advertisements posted in the BiggerPockets marketplace hourly.

More than one may work for you.If you sell to unlock your equity, you incur transaction costs (not as high since you have a license now); if you refinance, you incur refinance costs; if you buy a property in cash no bank will be involved to perform a risk analysis for you so you will have to be prepared to lead that process on your own; if you are fixing and flipping, you have to invest time managing / overseeing the work on site almost daily; ... the point here is simply that each scenario and each step has pros and cons that you have to determine how best they work for you (or visa versa).As far as the "anticipated property market crash" it is hard to predict. 

Some are serious, many just their for the free food and drinks :)I tried out the monthly REIA, ( & RENC) and sorry if I offend anyone, but that was just too much sales pitch.  

@Ray Hebert Hi Ray, I work in Accounting and use spreadsheets on a daily basis.