Welcome in everyone to the investing in real estate show. I hope you're doing all so great here. And welcome back. I'm Clayton Morris, long time real estate investor founder of the company Morris Invest, which is a full service rental real estate company. And right now, we've got some brand new single family homes that just came

finished across our finish line. We're very, very excited. So if you are an investor and you want to

lock in some of these single family homes, book a call with our team right now. Obviously,

if you're paying cash and close quickly before the end of the year, but we have financing in as

well. So, but anyway, book a call with our team right now,

if you're interested in that, go to MorrisInvest.com. Take a look at our single family homes in

Texas. These things are fantastic. We just managed to finish a new batch of them. The first one

sold out. So these will not last long. Anyway, book a call with our team today. Okay, today is our Q&A episode. We'd love to dive into your questions

and attempt to answer them. You can leave us a voicemail question and ask us questions. Just go to

morrisinvest.com. And right on the right side of your screen is a book a call button.

Click on that and then you can ask us any questions you like. All right, the first question here comes

to us from Rubet, I believe.

Hi, I had a question about reinvesting some of my gains. I'm about to sell my home for what is a

profit of about $600,000. And I'm considering either leveraging it small amounts in single family home investments

in the Midwest in places like Oklahoma where I have investment properties now or leveraging

the entire amount into a six unit property in Brooklyn, New York City, where I would rent out for the first few years

and then live in a few years in after I've paying down some of the debt.

What does your opinion share on investing in multiple properties in a lower- area versus investing in one multi-family

in a high-cost area with a higher reward like New York City. I wanted to know if you could

shed some light on strategies for best way to leverage up or, you know, leverage down, so to speak. Thank you. Thanks so much. Well, of course,

I can't tell you where to invest and how to invest your money, but I appreciate the question.

Personally, I think, you know, I like, you've said something very, very important there.

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