I personally recommend that if you have good debt on the first one to take a heloc, and if your debt is meh to potentially look into cashout refi’ing on the 1st building and keeping your eyes open for the next opportunity :) Analyze both accordingly and talk to your lender as well as other investors to get their thoughts! 

Meet other investors, learn market trends, start to build a team and keep absorbing knowledge.

Keep investing and moving forward!

Depending on your lease, this is also grounds for keeping their security deposit so use that as needed. 

I'll keep you posted if I get Gabe on the phone. 

I plan on keeping the PM for a few months to help me get settled with new leases. 

The context is the tenant caused a lot of damage to the property and I am keeping all the security deposit towards repairs.

Honestly, it is overwhelming for me since the house wasn't in the best shape when we bought it and my family didn't keep up with repairs/renovating throughout the years.However, we do have around ~150k in equity which can be used for renovation and aftewards renting it out.

The property prices are so expensive and rents there are not keeping up in order to cash flow.

Its like its football and its 4th down and you need 1/2" for a first down, keep it simple and run it up the middle.