I've seen a number of 4-unit properties come on the market that were purchased in say 2004/2005 when the prices were at the peak and it seems like prices have gotten back up to that point and some of these investors are just trying to get out and/or turn a small profit.

As we seem to be ~peak cycle I am reluctant to go all in on an expensive property (quad >$250k) and get hit with a potential equity dip which could impact my short term ability to borrow against and add more properties.

Moreover, I feel that the market is at its peak right now.

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Peak season is very important as it pays the bulk of the bills.The off weeks are left open for last minute getaways, personal use,...The VR houses are managed by my partner who has approx 8 other houses with other investors.My overall experience has been quite good...but as with everything, it depends :0)The location is great for VR's!  

I decided to make everything that I had coming in then (peak earning years) do the most they could for my future (declining income years).I decided that interest was an expense I did not need or want.

Hey @Matt Campbell-For my fourplex in the Springs I used PEAK Home Inspections.

I don't know all the details - she sold the property 10 years ago a it's peak price to some savvy real-estate investors that seem to be the commercial experts in that area.  

I keep reading about the Cleveland, OH market and it has really peaked my interest.

Oftentimes contractors are so busy with regular service calls in peak summer/winter months that they can't reliably take a construction job, or they'll quote you a higher price to see how bad you want it and make it worth their while.