Oh yeah, between the huge jump in price & rates, you will probably go from making good cash flow to breaking even at best, and tbh it’s certainly an argument for keeping your current property, I’d probably look at how much I was making in cash flow, how much I was likley to be able to grow cash flow & how much appreciation I thought was likely, than do the same for a replacement property, see what each looked like 10 years out. 

Their entire business model is to charge premiums and play hard to ever pay out on the fat tails.

It's kind of the same deal in Nashville, Phoenix, Tampa Bay, and Raleigh-Durham—jobs are growing, but houses are scarce, so rents are crazy high.

Our team has been focused on areas that are developing, such as Lake County, Florida, which is within an hour of Orlando and is a growing family area where commuters to Orlando live.

Not becuse someone is featured on a podcast here does it mean what they are saying is true, or that what ever they are saying works.

I have 7 doors across Memphis and Detroit and looking to grow.

There is an acceleration clause is most deed of trusts, that is, his mortgage document that calls for a full payment of a mortgage if the title is transferred in this manner, but people do it all the time and accept that is the mortgagee/lender ever exercises this clause then you'll just have to refinance the property and since you were paying the mortgage and have proof, you should have no difficulty in refinancing the property. 

This is by far the best networking event I have ever seen. 

I had previously in the mid 2000's been a casual realtor for my local growing city.I'm excited to learn and start investing in Real Estate!

If not sell it and buy something better.I rehabbed both my out-of-state houses without ever going there.