@Dalton PayneIf you decide to sell the house - You will likely lose approximately 10% or so in value.6% to realtor commission4% to other closing costsDo you feel like the property still have the opportunity to appreciate in value?

Just the cost of doing business in an up and coming niche.I’ve considered building a reference tool for my local area, but my primary county has 56 different municipalities each with different rules, we cover 6 counties, and Ohio has 88 counties.

So you are limiting the total risks to one box at a time.Insurances, asset striping and entities are all complementary but not similar asset protection tools. 

BP has various tools available to help you analyze your deals (rental, flips, wholesale, etc.), feel free to use them: https://www.biggerpockets.com/investment-calculators 7.

However, after one year of seasoning, this Lender would allow for the value to be based on the newly appraised value, which can be significantly more due to renovations providing more value than the dollars invested (ideally $2 in value for every $1 spent on repairs).There are many types of Lenders with varying, ever-changing guidelines.

Like I mentioned it isn’t tool heavy and this is one of the easier things for you to do.

And in 10-13 years when most my rentals will be paid off, the cash flow will be 13-14k/month after expenses thanks to doing cash out refis to redeploy equity from my primary and other rentals that went up in value.

(House- Land) but since land changes in value how do I know what value the land is given?

I just need to better understand the tools that I have.Thank you.

Great asset to keep with around 6.5% ROI.However, recently due to EXPO and other reasons the same property have appreciate in value by more than 24% which is great and I am currently thinking of selling and reinvest again later when the market goes down (after expo) or perhaps go bigger with multiple doors strategy.I am not sure if this is the right decision to make?