The numbers look... Well, I don't know, 18% BF @ 165lbs isn't anything to be proud of... but losing 4% BF certainly is! Keep doing what you're doing, it's obviously working for your current body and goals... So congrats.
As soon as it stops working, which it will (as just about any dietary approach needs tweaking as you get closer and closer to your final goal) post a specific question and we'll see what we can do for you.
What are your goals? To keep your weight at that level, all you need to do is eat the right number of calories, it's actually quite easy. Are you trying to gain muscle and lose BF? Trying to gain muscle without losing any fat? Etc. Be specific and we'll be more helpful. All we can do right now, with the info you've provided, is give you an internet pat on the back.
You don't ever need to gain BF to gain muscle, it's just easier to gain muscle if you don't mind adding a few pounds of fat. Eating a high protein diet, 200kcal over TDEE will allow for muscle gain with literally zero fat gain.