There's no set point to stop; it depends on your investment goals and tax strategy.Considerations: Consult with a tax professional to tailor this strategy to your specific financial situation, investment goals, and long-term plans.

All the best  I’m actually thinking the same exact thing, interest rates are too high to tap into equity, I’m thinking of selling a couple of my properties and buying a multi family with high ROE honestly that’s what’s been on my mind as my best option in the last few days!

Most places pay 100% but some brand new complexes will pay between 125-150%, especially if you can convince a tenant to sign a longer lease term (14-18 months long).

It's a means of producing income, not long-term wealth. 

Then, refi out into a long term mortgage. 

I have gotten permits back that i submitted in April and i Just broke ground on my builds last week... sounds like he is making excuses. 

It was under my metric but the property was right next door to another property I own so I figured certain maintenance issues could be lumped together for economies of scale making it a better deal in the long run.

We focus on year leases and sometimes allow existing long term tenants to do shorter renewals if they're nearing the end of tenancy and moving or what not.   

As long as the military doesn't have any prohibition on you having a house/apartment as your "residence", then I don't see any reason you couldn't.

Why do you think purchase contracts are so long and have such small print?