Or sell them as a package and do a 1031 on the entirety.  

@Asa HuntHave some family members that lost the entirety of a syndication investment on an ambitious assisted living facility development.One thing that sticks out about the story is complexity:1) Raise money2) Build a brand new facility3) Hire nursing / care staff4) Run the operation5) Make the operation profitableIn the case of 3-5, the activities are not particularly related to real estate.

If unit is re-rented mid month, you would receive a prorated refund (landlord cannot collect rent for the same day twice). the landlords obligation is then to provide reasonable efforts to re-rent. if he is not trying to re-rent (no ads online. no property management or real estate agent seeking out renters) you can stop paying and let him prove to a judge he has been trying to re rent. this assumes there is no provision in your lease for breaking it.what you should do is first, read your lease in its entirety to find out if there is a clause about breaking the lease. if not, look online and try to find his attempts to re-rent. if none is there, consider stopping payments. if both of those fail, research your local landlord tenant laws. some jurisdictions may put a limit on how much a tenant breaking a lease can be charged. unfortunately, it is likely you will be on the hook for rent, until unit can be re-rented

I really like tenant by the entireties protection, but those vary a lot from state to state. 

In some instances, this strategy covers half, and in others, the entirety of the mortgage.In conclusion, the present real estate market, with its perceived challenges, is still ripe with opportunities.

Bought a 3 bed, 2 bed house in Plano that has done pretty well and I rented out the bedrooms for four years that covered the entirety of the PITI.

In fact, I'd estimate that along the entirety of the less than 400 mile Oregon Coast there are merely 10's of oceanfront property available in Oregon on any given day, in comparison to our northern and southern neighbor border states, which combined average 100's-1000's. 

To generate that list of potential sellers, off the top of my head I can think of 3 ways that might be possible: hire a service, hire an agent, or just picking a geographical area and blanketing the entirety.

I did this through the entirety of the duplex.

Hey Denver & Haiang, see my responses below based on our experience with this. 1) Yes, have to wire entirety at closing.