Any experience in the DMV market or just with scaling in general?

This has the same effect as doing a partial exchange and paying off one property. 

Thanks for sharing your experience with your place in Rehoboth! 

All I can speak to is the past two years working with Michelle, Michael and their team and over that time I have had nothing but a great experience. 

This community has been really helpful in helping me get started to see references and experience from everyone, so thank you all for sharing knowledge!

@Scott EwellLeveraged vs debt-free is a personal decision to some extent.Leverage will give you a higher ceiling on your investment, whereas debt free provides the lower floor.While I can't say which is best for you in particular; I can say that, in my experience, every majorly successful investor I've come across uses debt in their strategy to some degree.

They told us it's for their banker but not sure as I havent had experience before selling, this is our first family property to sell so I just am wondering. 

Courses are great if you are looking for high-level "paper experience," but the best way to learn is to jump right in.

For example, if the market rent on the duplex unit you'd like to occupy is $500/mo, you can go rent another similar unit for $500 (-$500/mo on your personal bank account) and rent out the units owned by your Solo 401k (+$500/mo for your Solo 401k).As you can see, -$500 and +$500 equal the same net effect in the short term, but long term, you'll accumulate wealth more rapidly because when you go to reinvest the cashflow from the 401k-owned unit you were going to occupy (but rented out instead), the tax benefits of full reinvestment will add up faster.How do I pay the returns back to the 401(k)?

A quick google search gave me a few options but I figured someone in the BP community may have the insight or experience in this lane.