I see a lot of notes swapping hands at the REIA's. 

or Is it not cost effective to swap this out?

I'd be happy to 'swap info' about neighborhoods.There is a TON of info on here, and the people are very friendly and helpful.

Dodd-Frank is laced with references, you need to know what is applicable in say, the 33 Act or the 34 Act to understand the revision or amendment or application by Dodd-Frank with security swaps.

The tanks could be swapped out for roughly 6k all said and done, but that is without county permits, which i have quotes from multiple companies saying they have no problem doing it with out permits.

The tanks could be swapped out for roughly 6k all said and done, but that is without county permits, which i have quotes from multiple companies saying they have no problem doing it with out permits.

The tanks could be swapped out for roughly 6k all said and done, but that is without county permits, which i have quotes from multiple companies saying they have no problem doing it with out permits.

If you take a paper loss of a few thousand dollars, just consider it an even swap for paying less in mortgage over the last few years than you would have paid in rent.As mentioned, Fayetteville is not a market that appreciates rapidly. 

If you get any more rentals in the future and granite is not an option then stick with the cheap formica that looks like granite and plan on swapping it out every 5 years or so.

You might get better traction by changing agents, although swapping horses may not help at all.