Compared to that apartment, my duplex side has 1 more Bedroom, 40% more sqft, a nice yard, a 1 car garage.

Riviera was developed as a retirement area years ago, and is a mix of stick built ad mobile homes, mostly older mobile homes these days.

The equity that is in your investment properties is nice to have....but it's not doing anything.  

If you 2 pool your money together you should be able to easily buy a nice quad.

Please do let us know how things have developed with you.

And, "what if told you" that, using leverage you have the potential of acquiring at least 4 times as many income producing properties in Parker, Colorado Springs, wherever, doing really nice things like, reducing your principal balance and tax burden, more tax benefits done right and, never least, appreciation. 

Nice, West Oakland is coming around very quickly due to its proximity to SF. 

We’ve had some success in our local Bay Area market and we’re looking to expand operations into other strategic markets.We would like to develop some contacts and professional relationships with reputable wholesalers in the following markets:- Greater Sacramento area – we just opened up an office in Rocklin, CA.- Seattle/Tacoma area - business partner is from North Tacoma & travels back often.- Columbus, OH – I have family and friends in the area and travel there often.- Raleigh/Fayetteville, NC – we have 1 pending deal right now.If you operate in these markets or know of good ‘meet ups’ that we can attend while we are in the area, please send me a private message with your information and I will get back to you soon.Thanks and best of luck of your Real Estate deals!

Nice work @Benjamin Riehle !!

Either way, the upside is that tenants would basically pay for 75-80% of your cash flow properties over time, and you'd be able to diversify quite nicely.