This average goes up to 2.5 months for homes priced between $325K-$375K.Find the sweet spot in your market(s) and get to work!!!

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I have found some for Jeff-co but getting mixed facts on Morrison.

I’m currently under contract on a mixed-use property that is zoned for CB (Commercial Business).

Some neighborhoods in that area are fully gentrified (German Village), some are strongly in process/nearly fully there (Merion Village), and some are on the cusp and are currently a mix of flips/rentals and more dilapidated properties (South Side). 

I have googled so much and I am getting mixed answers on everything.

If you also rent it out (for more than 14 days a year) during the other years, it's considered mixed use. 

There is a good mix of investors who like to invest near the university and the other mix do not.

If they've gone up in value (not sure when you bought) you could then pay off the mortgages (yes they're great rates, but you clearly despise the situation) on the better ones. 2-3 properties fully paid off with good PM's in place is a pretty sweet place to be. 

If I make $1000 a month ($12K ann.) that's 84K over 7 years he's saying the sweet spot is not over $125k properties or so.