@Alan Miegel Personally I’d keep the brownstone because it sounds like a property that would be hard to replace with something better on the open market, but if you’ve already decided to sell, the smart move is to take the money and park it in a high dividend yield index fund comprised of aristocrat stocks like SPDR S&P Dividend ETF.

Take smart steps to reduce risk, such as tenant screening, insurance, safety and mechanical inspections.

The LO was a vary smart solution, and the deal overall is something to be proud of.Question: would you say that Williamsburg is usually a high cash-flow tertiary market?

The method of starting with "short and sweet" and then providing more information on the next touch is smart.

Millenials will want the last smart home gadgets, and getting them hooked into the Amazon eco-system will be a long term win for Amazon. 

Hi everyone I’m new to real estate investing and I was wondering if it would be smart to do a cash-out-refinance my current home I live to but a duplex to start BRRRRing or if I should take out an equity loan and start that way? 

Be smart about it.

I live in Key West Florida which has outrageous property prices and even more outrageous insurance and it wouldn’t be smart choice to start. 

Scale quick but smart.

Make smart purchase.