Once the primary lease has under 10 years left the cap rate starts to rise to sell so most hope to breakeven when they sell after expenses with the equity they have put in and the bonus is the cash flow while owning.If the wife does not want to move you might want to leave that one alone.

Is it still gonna be on the rise or is there a chance of it crashing??

The other side of town is newer and prices for houses rise to a starting cost of 120,000ish.

The reason for that is that all markets in MA are rising. 

Interest rates are rising, so you might do better with a HELOC in addition to your existing mortgage which I'm assuming is a lower fixed rate mortgage than you could get now.

When choosing a market I would recommend looking at job/population growth, job divesification, landlord/business friendly and a rising market.

Another area I would add to your list is Greenville/Spartanburg SC as this market has really been developing over the years and I'm seeing great returns here as well in this rising market.

Hello,When starting to invest in buy and hold by myself (no partner), and getting finance for that from a bank, the same issue rises whenever speaking with a lender - you can't take a mortgage on an LLC only in your name, but, if I take it in my name I don't want my other personal assets to be at risk, and want to limit my liability for that property.So... just wanted to get a few answers from people around the forum, what do you guys do?

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