I have a tremendous amount of respect for folks like Jay and a couple of others that openly say they have their differences with Section 8 tenants or the Section 8 program while not hiding any aspect of their profiles. 

I left them up.Some of my signs stay in some locations for 5 – 6 weeks at a time so taking them down just doesn’t really make sense to me especially since there is no consequence for leaving them there.Unlike @Seth Teel, I have had tremendous success generating revenue from bandit sign marketing and always have and always will recommend it to wholesalers as a tool to get the phone ringing.

First off, you've done tremendously well.  

If you have the ability to play in this market you will experience some tremendous appreciation, but cash flow will virtually be impossible unless you implement a mid-term or short term strategy. 

This gives you tremendous ability to take advantage of great opportunities that you might otherwise have to pas on.

This is nothing more than a tremendous and ill-conceived government money grab.  

Bigger pockets has helped grow my RE knowledge tremendously.

It was definitely hard being patient, especially listening to/reading about examples of investors who started from zero cash or in personal debt and had tremendous success. 

I love all the feedback and responses, and it really displays the tremendous value of these forums.Thank you all!

If #2 wasn't the case, i would have def told you to keep your house as you've seen a tremendous increase in value of your house in the past 5 years, but since you can't bank on that any more, seems like there are more downside than upside in keeping the property (potential upkeep costs, dealing with tenants, etc).