I liquidated nearly two years ago, thinking now that it could have been a mistake...you never know.  

Can anyone shed some light on what the market in the Lee county area is like for investors who are liquid and have  cash to invest.  

Otherwise, in my opinion, there would not be adequate reward:risk over liquid equities for large commitment + lack of liquidity.  

In 2008 I had a huge setback because I was cocky after some early success, overleveraged on some multi-families, and when the crash hit and rents cratered, my partner and I didn't have enough liquid to cover it.

Our credit is near perfect, we have reserves and we are both in tech with high-income jobs.I was just curious about things like assets as right now, we are very liquid.

The problem with Real Estate is that it is not liquid and your leverage is based on how much of "Other People's Money" that you can use to make the Deal.

And while they can be liquidated in an instant, it might not be at a favorable time.  

I am a full time house flipper, excellent FICO, healthy liquidity and healthy assets.   

Word of caution, some have yield maintenance (prepay penalties) and since you are considering liquidating properties at various intervals during the term of the loan, keep this in mind. 

FHA loan with 3.5% down your only using 15k at most of your liquidity... its not like your tying up major money...