It's likely going to be put in a stock market index fund for awhile. 

Hi Nitin,You cannot legally raise current rents more than 5% of the current rent + the Consumer Price Index of your region.

I actually see this as the worst of all choices as it limits what additional properties you can purchase and keeps you locked into a non-performing asset.I think there is much more risk keeping your money locked in your current house than if you were to redeploy in a MFR or even just dump it in index funds.

I like an index fund where you keep a sell order in place at 5-10% below market value to minimize downsize risk.

started investing in crypto about 4-5 years ago, 401k and index funds about 5 years. real estate about 2 years 3.

Would like have to continue working full time.PLAN 2: - Follow the 'Fi' community and invest everything into a total stock market index fund through my 401k with the intent of taking equal separate draws to retire somewhat early. - Do not invest in real-estate, unless using equity of own home to purchase additional onesBenefit: Easier to cash out that real-estate.

I see many great looking deals on Roofstock, but it seems as if their properties are overpriced and their "4 star neighborhoods" are ones that I'm told are not good at all, neighborhoodscout says it's number 2 on the crime index out of 100 (1 being the worst), areavibes gave it an F rating on crime, employment, schools, and housing. 

On a national scale, we see the Case-Shiller index check in at 224 for the past 3 months.

As a newly minted realtor I am leaning toward using cash out refinances to take 50% equity positions out of a few of my rentals to buy more properties and leave my nearly 1 mil cash reserves on hand for other opportunities; index funds, huge dips in the real estate market (which I am not expecting based on my research) at least not any time soon.

February saw Austin's attraction strength for new residents hold steady against San Francisco, New York, and Dallas. Nashville still has a slightly stronger trend for attracting new residents than Austin does.  Chicag...