That's not a good use of my funds to only make $10K on a drawn out foreclosure where the borrower is fighting me to protect $50k in equity.  

So, I've been living in my SFH for about 8 years and was fortunate enough to land a price point that has since built up approximately 80-100k in equity depending on the comps.  

So your net worth will be increasing per month by 222.  222 x 12 x 20 = $53,280 (in equity)Your total net worth increase once 50 = $113,280One your primary home is paid off, use that equity to use as down-payments on your dream homes. 

We were fortunate enough to be in the location that return us (on paper) with good appreciation but not so good cash flow.I am considering selling couple of our rental that would should us about 450K in equity and re-investing that into multi-family units.  

It appraised at 300k with 150k in equity.

So if the deal of a lifetime pop's up and there is $20,000 in equity all you need to do is live there for a year, refi the home to get the equity or sell after your 1 year is up....

Im new to REI and I don't know where to start I have a FHA loan on my primary home and 15k in equity in the house not much had the home since April 2017 I have a great paying W2 and they pay for my housing I have 50k saved up and a business account that does not produce anything IM LOST

Conservatively, if both properties appreciate 5% that's $35k in equity each year.Looking forward to what others are thinking. 

We have over $2 million in equity across 9 residential investment properties (13 Units).

My contractor was good but slow and there were bumps along the way, but now on the other side, I built a out $50k in equity into the property immediately.