So you've got roughly $540k in equity.These are all just guesses, and you may have more into in; I just want to give you an easy example to work with.Your return on equity is your annual net income of $400/month x 12 months = $4,800/year.Your equity sitting there is $540k.Divide $4,800/year by $540k = .88% ROE (return on equity).That's a lot of money tied up into a small return, BUT, if you are confident that your townhouse will continue to skyrocket up in price, then hold for appreciation.

Hey everyone I've began cold calling and marketing for leads but I am still lacking confidence as to how to fill out a TREC 1-4 contract.

Your suggestion to contact PMs in the area is a good one, I wouldn't have thought of that.Luckily for me, our team is heavily invested in...investing in real estate, so I can be confident there.

Good neighborhood to give me stability and confidence that the property will appreciate over time. 4.

Hopefully you are very confident in your abilities!

In the long term, I think there is a need to develop strategically placed homes, purpose built and staffed to help trafficking victims cope with the trauma of their experiences and develop the confidence they'll need to integrate.With that in mind I hired 99designs to find designs for a logo for both my LLC, and a non-profit subsidiary to do the work I just described.

Three broker im working with seems confident he can get it done but it has me a little worried. 

But if you're confident in what you know, go for it!

I'm confident my current CPA understands the basics of owning property but have you guys found there are CPAs out there that have a deeper knowledge of rental properties and therefore help significantly when it come time to file your return?

If u can manage to shadow a successful investor on a deal offering ur leg work as sweat equity... imagine how much information and confidence You will gain.