If the projections of the land values (appreciation) are very positive, you may want to actually keep it to sell it in the future for a higher return. 1) If it is in the opportunity zone with some development potential, it may be worth to sell now.

And then there is the mental aspect: are you actually satisfied with what you have built.

Seasonality is real, plan for it financially and mentally.

After taking a mental break from this endeavor for a few months, I'm starting to dive back into it.

I am a mental health therapist in private practice.  

I dont want to chase high CoC at the cost of mental peace especially since this is my first investment.

Even though the home you may get may be slightly lower than anticipated, moving up for a big interest rate spike is a mental hurdle many are not wanting to do and are ok with the home they are in for the time being. 

Right in our backyard! 

Also wondering if I should contact developers/home builders to see if they might be interested in the property. 

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