Last week I asked what your highest rent was, and that proved to be a very popular topic with 136 replies so far.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/40...So Im curious now what your lowest rent is.My lowest is $1250 on a 2 br/2ba condo in Frederick MD.Go

The area is on the busline near a university and the listing says is popular with grad students.  

If you only have $10,000 in equity, and it rents at $1,925/month, I'm willing to make a guess that you don't have a choice...your closing costs on the sale are going to eat up that equity and you may have to pay to get out of it.Your mortgage is at a good rate, but that's a tough position to be in.

We have been pushing for more licensing to remove the one time realtor / managers from screwing up our industry and profession of choice.  

Do you guys think it might eventually expand to that area as well once all the other areas start getting too popular/expensive for renters?

This is a lifestyle choice - do you want to continue managing an asset or want something closer to "mailbox money"?  

There was a poll on this a few months back.The traditional route-- 10-25% down loan with personal guarantee--was popular as was moving on from a primary residence/house hack: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/25/topics/390...Holds true for me.

Is everyone else making bad investment choices or am I just being too conservative?

Just so you know - you can leave/switch brokerages pretty easily so don't worry if you make a choice and then decided to go a different route too.

If after analyzing many different properties in your area you find that it is hard to reach your goal, you have several choices.1.