As a new investor, it will be dictated by your financial situation, risk tolerance, and strategy.

The beauty is that even if you sell one and the other is slow, your exit strategy can be to rent it and be okay (lease option or one year lease)

But more consistently, it is "5% maintenance and repair reserves and 5% capex reserve" which over the long term is never enough.  

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It seems that the tax-deed market is flooded which makes it unreasonable to make consistent money.

I am currently looking into a HELOC and I like this strategy as an option.

What would the best strategy be to offset 1 mill in capital gains this year?

The last 4 months of that was really consistent as I put company projects on hold to finish the duplex by the end of last year.As far as financing...

I'm exploring creative methods to finance my next commercial property purchase. While I initially bought my first property outright with cash, I'm interested in alternative approaches. Can I leverage my current proper...

I was able to refinance at a $300k valuation but I don't really want to hold these assets.I have the same issue with another 10 unit I own and another 6 unit.You significantly decrease your buyer pool on the exit, in exchange for stronger rental income during the hold.My investment strategy has always been buy, increase property's income, sell for a profit and keep growing but STR/MTR might not be conducive to this strategy.