At that point you'd have to analyze exactly what you want, do you sell and buy a bigger home for you and your family, sell it to invest in better properties, keep it as rental, keep it as a rental and perhaps get a HELOC or Home Equity loan to invest in another property with the proceeds.Hopefully this gives you some food for thought.

@Mike Hillman  I think this has been  a progression as well many of these hedge funds entered the C D space because of super low price points only to fall into the same trap private non local investors fall into.. those props are tough.so they moved up the food chain buying nicer product and as stated buying entire housing developments.

Too many red flags.If we subsidize someone's "right" to own a home, why not subsidize their "right" to food, clothing, transportation, and everything else? 

Do not place excessive and or large food items down the kitchen garbagedisposal.

There's a lot of food for thought here that I'll have to chew through!

It's just food for thought. 

I average out how much I spend per day on electricity, gas, food, home remodeling expenses etc and look to see if it can be improved.Just some food for thought, feel free to contact me with any questions and good luck on your journey!

If this unit is a 4bd/2ba then it would likely be a family staying there and they could use the extra food storage.

I was speaking at an event in Phoenix just a few weeks back and got to taste the food of some of your great restaurants but sadly I don't live there for you to buy me dinner!

My car is paid off, so car insurance, gas, food, subscriptions, it all comes out to under $500 here in San Jose, CA.