If the property is bleeding money every year from repairs, maintenance, or turn over you'll never get ahead.You can tap equity with a HELOC (challenging right now), cash-out refinance into a new loan (much higher rates), 1031 exchange, or sell (tax hit) but the numbers and property condition need to guide this decision.

Unlike the frenzied buying behavior during the pandemic, today’s buyers are more selective and are seeking properties that offer true value.This shift has led to increased demand for move-in-ready homes and properties that are in excellent condition.

If you have a drain stack that the 90 has cracked or worn a hole, then you could get consistent leaking at the point where it changes direction.

Real Estate has always been a goal of mine since getting out of high school 2 years ago, however I never knew how to get started or what field would be most suitable for me.

Whatever opinions you get from people here- if you consider moving forward have a knowledgeable attorney review the ppm to understand the good and bad

PS: I can help you get two or three out-of-state properties in Alabama that will cash flow, and I could also provide DSCR loans for real estate investors like yourself in Monmouth County. 

For this I'd also like to invite in two main contributors of previous like topics to this conversation:@David Krulac@Steve Babiak(can't get the links to work for some reason)Since I haven't attended an Upset Sale before, I am considering just going to see the process, but also know a couple properties that will be part of the sale. 

To get more demand, we need more projects and units approved.

It is like selecting a car, they all basically do the same thing, some have more bells and whistles than others, but will you use all those bells and whistles or are you just looking to get from point A to point B.

I can help you talk through some initial code and site planning issues as you get started.