Also, since a cost segregation study increases your cash flow, you can reinvest that cash flow into your property to make improvements which therefore increases the value.Improve Liquidity for Estate PlanningThe accelerated depreciation created through a cost segregation study reduces your taxable income which means you are paying less in taxes and get to keep more cash in the bank.

On top of everything above- keep in mind that with every "head in bed" you need to scale up the number of seats at the dinner table, space/seats living room, towels, plates etc etc.

I would try to keep it in house.

One thing to note is by paying it down, it can hurt liquidity so if that is an issue, keeping it in a bank account would be a better bet, but if liquidity not an issue, then I agree 100%

Advani recommends keeping a close eye on economic indicators such as employment rates, GDP growth, and inflation as they can provide valuable clues about the health of the real estate market.Making Informed DecisionsAbove all, Advani stresses the importance of making informed decisions based on thorough research and expert advice.

I think we need to keep blaming the landlords and introduce additional rent control legislation to fix the issue. 

It's always good to keep extra money in your pocket.

If it was me I'd maybe keep your current and rent it out.

Keep investing and moving forward!

I will most definitely keep all this in mind.