I have about 24 years left on my loan so I said I'd wanna do a 25 year conventional to keep my payoff date the same.

Everyone has an area where their unique skill set aligns with what they like to do.

Also, you typically will get a better price with a cash-offer, so there will be more meat left on the bone for your BRRRR.

The question I have is they left the unit in very good condition. 

Marcus was left behind, blubbering over the love of his life, When I got there, there were four cop cars and three ambulances outside.

This means there’s a lot of upside left if you buy right and know what you are doing.

If the cash flows align with your long term goals, then maybe consider keeping it to achieve your 20 door goal.

Perhaps do some digging on other similar units that will more align with your property once the upgrades are complete, so you are competitive with rent rates. 

With that amount of equity, you could use it for a low down payment on your next primary/house hack, and still have plenty left for another down payment on another cash flowing investment property. 

The last insurance company I left was because I caught on page 3 of a 6 page renewal that going forward only the first $10,000 of water damage would be covered.