I know this doesn't directly answer your question however a lot of people have told me cashflow doesn't exist in Austin.

I think the answer depends more on how many properties you own than anything else.

I found a seller willing to work with me and teach me the ropes of preparing the right statements, I reached out when I didn't know the answer, and I got comfortable with telling someone that I did't know.

It’s an excellent place to start, and can answer many of your questions.

Your answer is totally fair.

My apologies - I didn't mean to be so abrupt and short with my answer but honestly, the email you received just hit a chord with me.Imagine a gas station sending you an SMS telling you that they would no longer sell gas to you if you don't start driving more.

You will find lots of good answers and connections here.

The plain and simple answer is no there were no voices.

That being said, he passed away about 2 years before I began my Real Estate journey BUT his lessons about pushing myself, finding answers and taking action have never left me.

I have never heard of price-to-rent approach used either.I know this isn't the answer you want, but based on the information provided, it sounds like your property has not doubled in value, so I would calibrate your expectations as far as the cash out amount.