It will help you grow much faster and will be more sustainable because you're focusing on relationships vs. transactions. 

This portfolio is growing as well so please take that into consideration.Please post what information is needed and I will send you an e-mail in the next 48 hours.

My point is, same industry or different, you need to learn things where you want to grow.

You could also be rent-locked with section-8 especially if the market is growing faster than what section-8 covers. 

Elder law is a growing area (baby boomers aging). 

So I'd like to invest maybe in New Jersey, or other growing areas... 

Ok, this is what we got...My mom bought a condo (140k) 6 months ago with the idea of renting it and have a passive income, long strory short the HOA didn't allow her to rent it, just for her (or family) to live in, so now she is thinking about selling it again (she doesn't live in the US).She got a very good offer (170k) but I think that the market in that area is still growing because of the urban developments there (shopping mall, convention center, etc).On the other hand the apt is empty and it's costing her around $400 in HOA fees.What would you do?

I am depleting my own funds quickly and would like to grow faster.  

My goal is to continue to grow my book of clients that will afford me the income to invest in real estate. 

Should I even mess with this money, or would it be in my best interest to leave it alone and let it grow?