We're largely leveling out as a market.

The city level is out of he question for us and I assume we are too small to effect federal Gets tricky at the city level for sure.

The opportunities are out there — but I can’t scale at the level I want using just my own funds.That’s why I’m looking for two key relationships:1️⃣ A capital partner who believes in growth, creative structures, and long-term wealth building.2️⃣ A mentor who’s already scaled intelligently — someone who’s built systems, teams, and mindset around sustainable growth — and is open to a call or connection.I’ve done the work, proven the model, and know how to operate successfully.

I agree the noise level probably wouldn't be ideal, but otherwise I think location looks great and the inside looks really nice.

This also does not take into consideration the properties that pending then fall out due to small minor things to big ticket items.These days you need to have your numbers dialed in and know that you maybe listing 1-4% lower then the next comp verse 1-4% higher than the next comp.

Since you’re still carrying that first mortgage, it might help to start by clarifying your financing options and comfort level with leverage.

@Trevon BurtonThere is always going to be a reason not to invest: Rates are high, prices are high or prices level off and you think they are starting to come down so you wait.

Entrance 4 below we are cutting down the hill to get to road level. 

The long-term goal would be to eventually sell the multifamily properties once our cash flow reaches a certain level and transition to being completely debt-free, living off the rental income from the fully paid-off homes.Does this seem like a sound strategy from an investment perspective?

The last 2 years we haven't even hit 50% occupancy levels.