HiI purchased a 14 unit apartment complex 3 years ago.  

I lost about $25,000 through them, will never work with them again Since I'm already in defense mode on another thread, might as well revive this one...No matter how hard you try to pre-qualify and dodge the bullet like Keanu in Matrix.Eventually you get struck.For further entertainment, feel free to CLICK HERE 

Purchase price: $1,700,000 I invested in the Bel Aire Apartments in Burlington due to its potential for long-term cash flow and appreciation.

I feel like how you had it up until that point is fine though.

Submit an offer you feel is fair and equitable.

Born and raise in Middlesex county and all we have here is single family, townhomes or apartments which are heavily on the rise right now.

Matches what I am seeing/feeling as a newbie investor. 

Excited to be a part of this community

Step 2: Moved out, rented the 1st condo for $1800 per month.Step 3: Bought a new primary home in a LCOL for $175,000 which costs less per month than rent.Step 5: Moved out of the 2nd property and rented it for $1850.Step 6: Rented an apartment with somebody else.

But if it feels like it's bleeding you dry and you are in a place to hold it to wait for either rental rates to go up or for the appreciation to build a bit more, then yes, I'd go ahead and sell.