Of course, it's quite possible that the poor pacing seen last Thursday will be repeated on the upcoming Saturday ...

In that case selling would ultimately get you more cash flow.If this is a deal you are  not likely to repeat easily then you may want to keep it and have the equity that you may be able to leverage with a credit line.Pat of the decision also depends on whether you own this free and clear or if there is already financing against this property.

You may also want to talk to a newer agent - they have more time to give clients because (like you) they're still getting their business going and you may be able to get further discounts as a repeat client.

I hear success stories about how people buy homes with cash, then refi to cash out, then the tenants rent pays the note and they can just move down the line buying homes....rinse and repeat, correct?  

Rinse and repeat.

You just repeat this strategy a few times and you will become wealthyIt may take a couple of properties to "buy right" but if you do, then you will become financially free and investors will be lining up at your door to investIt took me a while to understand the concept but fully embrace it.  

Repeat and build a nice portfolio.

I plan on fully renting my current house (instead of just the rooms to roomies) and living in the new house until I can repeat the process with my third house.I look forward to sharing my real estate investing stories with you guys, and I can't wait to hear what I can learn from the people on Bigger Pockets

I know the corner variety store owner doesn't care much if a candy bar or a chocolate bar sells more but I'm sure they will replace the product just as fast and repeat the process.

What I've found is that they are rife with over-simplistic deals and they are frequently wrong on basic calculations.