I own a few properties, I measure their yield on current market value and return on initial investment. Selling off the biggest one as it is mortgage free....doesn’t affect the LVR limit on the others. Money will be better used in other asset classes and providing freedom of choice to us. Many property investors measure yield on their purchase value, something I don’t agree with. And yes, the leverage has been fantastic in this past booming market with the low interest rates and some good timing. Previously I put my share profits back into the mortgage when my LVR was higher, now it doesn’t make sense so I am enjoying letting some more of my shares run rather than securing profits a bit earlier (for mortgage benefit). Shares are far more interesting than property!