Thoughts on Clayton Morris' company?

I can definitely relate to the struggle you're going through. Deciding whether to hold or sell an investment property is one of the toughest calls a real estate investor has to make. On the surface, a healthy $365 monthly cashflow seems like a no-brainer to keep holding. But as you've recognized, that equity could unlock even greater opportunities if deployed strategically. The core issue here is a lack of visibility into the true, holistic performance of your property. The Investment Reality Audit framework in our guide can help uncover the hidden factors impacting your returns. By thoroughly analyzing metrics like cash-on-cash return, equity growth rate, and the Equity Cascade, you'll gain a much clearer picture of whether holding or selling makes more financial sense. To get started, I'd recommend running the ACRES Decision Framework. This systematic process will walk you through evaluating your asset's Appreciation potential, Cashflow, Risk profile, and Strategic fit within your overall portfolio. From there, the ACRES Framework can help you pinpoint the optimal Hold vs. Sell strategy. Once you have that data-driven, big-picture view, the decision becomes much clearer. Maybe you realize that despite the solid monthly income, your equity growth is lagging - and selling could unlock funds to snowball into higher-performing properties through the Equity Cascade. Or perhaps the numbers show your rowhouse is a core long-term asset deserving of the 'hold' designation. Either way, taking this analytical approach is a game-changer. No more guesswork or leaving money on the table. Just a repeatable system to maximize the returns on every single property in your portfolio.