They are in the game to make $$, and in taking your $$, they may well be taking all your profits from your property.Second, I think your move out clause is a little unreasonable. 

I am now living in MA and looking to get back into the game. 

Your background may matter.Even your selected area may matter so choose it carefully. 

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new guy from maine

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I struggle with whether I should take some money off the table and sell off some properties, reinvest in other areas that cash flow with some more room to grow on the apprecIation side, or just play the long game and ride it out.

We are very low maintenance and have been in the game long enough to know that issues arise and there is no perfect investment.Any advice would be greatly welcomed.Thank you in advance for your time!

Do you normally stage all the bedrooms, Game Room, Dinning room and study?

My wife and I are currently under contract on our first deal and things have taken an unexpected turn. We made an offer of $195,000 for a triplex that looks to cashflow $800-900 per month. I estimated that it was wort...