It's liquid.

Moreover, from a liquidity standpoint, I can sell the house at market value which generally appreciates over the long-term.

I made a graph with liquidity on one axis and cashflow on the other axis on my opinion on where the transition point but it’s a grey area and hard to discuss in text.

But I have seen properties on the HUD Home Store go thru the process and end up being listed by owner/agents that were the lister's for HUD.  

My dad is also good friends with the owner of the store I work at and others in my city.

I wanted to start my own but not relating to real estate a different passion of mine.Are you on both places meaning the google play store and on ITunes?

Generally you need to be more liquid to purchase a hotel asset compared to a multi-family property.Cap rates are 100-200 basis points higher than similar grade multi-family properties because of the perceived risk.  

I've made too many acquisitions recently and my liquid reserves are quite low and I'm feeling a bit of anxiety because of it, to be honest :).

2) With a long-term focus, my interest in liquidity is dismissed.  

It's on a busy street and next to a hospital, across the street from a liquor store, a mile within Wal Mart and other grocery stores.