This sounds like a stressful situation for you; I'm sorry to hear that there has been some tumultuous evolution in your past 5 years. 

In a paper titled “Immigrants, Hispanics, and the Evolution of Housing Prices in the U.S.,” professor Saiz  provides insight into the causal link between Hispanic-dense metropolitan areas and rising rents and home prices."

I'm just trying to balance them with the evolution of my RE holdings. 

ANY asset class out there is in a constant change of evolution and has pluses or minuses.Brick and mortar retail is not going away.

Study our rent control evolution to get a glimps of your potential future... it ain't pretty!

We have to wait and see the evolution of this market from a micro AND macro perspective.

Well, seeing as you have knowledge in evolutionary biology, you've more than likely noticed that not all of BP is at the same stage...evolution-wise.Take my buddy @Brandon Turner - I keep telling him to shave that damn beard cause it makes him look like a stone-throwing Neanderthal.

Evolution has weeded out most of those people and real estate tends to do the same thing :) Something i always ask my clients about their real estate investment goals is whether they need to be in the best investment property available or if they are willing to "suffer" with a decent or good investment/return.  

It's more so about planning an evolution strategy.

@Lee WhitfordMy evolution went something like this:Once I had a decent rhythm for stabilizing my single families, I decided to pivot and figured an online event was a good first step.