Pay those taxes now and enjoy the tax free growth for the next 40 years.

Tons of growth in the metro area, as well as, downtown itself.

It doesn't appear that the growth in home values in Denver, Colorado Springs or elsewhere along the Front Range is slowing any time soon.

Anyway, it would be good to connect and somehow be able to be a help and an encouragement in REI and portfolio growth.

I have done two flips and am currently house hacking my primary residence so do you think this is too much of a task for someone with my experience level.

Then you just need to come up with the action steps related to these goals.When analyzing markets you want to look at things like population growth, job growth, a diverse economy and shortage of housing which Atlanta has in spades.

Affordable housing starter homes is where the growth market is.If it were me, I would turn around and sell them all for a profit and buy other cash flowing multi units but you have a great opportunity for tenant buyers if you wanted to rent for a while and sell 1 when you see a better opportunity.I would not combine your properties.

I am aware that liquidity is far more complex in real estate than stock and growth is more long term, I have developed a Real Estate strategy plans for my investing but not sure how well prepared I would be if things goes bad. 

Now I want to start venturing out into other similar cities where there is stable job market and longer term growth opportunities.  

I’m in a couple high growth markets in South Carolina and Alabama that are my focus for growth.