Given this and what I’m seeing homes around here rent for, there wouldn’t be much monthly cash flow if we were to rent it out today as a LTR, but there is the opportunity to grow equity.

Basically, it turned off our furnace and I watched until temps started hitting 56F inside, then reached out gently to educate that our AC (blower) is disabled in the winter and the furnace needs to stay on.Hang in there.

I've tried getting in touch with him today but he blocked my phone number (my texts don't deliver and my call goes right to voicemail.

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If it were me I would give them two or three months and respectfully answer their questions but also let them know what your ground rules are regarding taking calls and how you handle things - in other words be polite and also educative as to how you handle things.Good Luck!

Today, that building generates enough passive income to cover his annual retirement contributions.You mentioned taking the 10% penalty, which I’d only recommend as a last resort.

there are multiple cities across the Midsouth that make for solid investments and you are still able to even see some cashflow even in today's environment without buying just straight up high risk properties. 

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I'm not asking how properties/businesses are valued necessarily, though I appreciate the efforts to educate others.

Quote from @Mackay Oakey: Quote from @Bonnie Low: We just had a roundtable discussion on this very topic in THE MTR Connect today.