@Jameson Triplett - depends on your comfort level.

I could live in any of my properties and feel quite comfortable.."

Comfort level and investing style varies among investors depending on objectives.

Don't get overwhelmed explore both look at what you are comfortable.

. $1,370 taxes$150 total utilities$29,925 commission$5,000 closing costTotal cost $562,288Listing price $630,000Estimated net profit $67,712Here are some before and after pictures:Living roomLiving roomFireplaceFireplaceDenRemoved den, replaced with mud room with tech center.KitchenKitchenRemoved the kitchen and replaced with Master room and 4th bedroom.Makeshift 3rd bedroom (across from kitchen).Removed the 3rd bedroom and converted to dining room.Removed the 3rd bedroom and converted to dining room.This was a family room (back of the house).Moved kitchen to back of house.KitchenBathroom #3Bathroom #3

Buyers will feel more comfortable to do inspections so they can go to closing.

Also, this deal will effectively knee cap any future investment in the next 5-10 years as i feel i will be extended as far as i currently m comfortable with.

Especially unappealing or unattainable for some of the older crowd who may not be as computer savvy and comfortable on-line as those who grew up doing things on-line.

I think the good ones are few and far between, so trusting my assets to one is not something I'm comfortable with.

Me and my wife just had our first baby about 4 months ago, and if I learned anything from growing up, not in a super wealthy home, but a comfortable one, it was that I would have always rather had more quality "dad-time" than money, or toys, a nice house, or whatever else.