I ask because it seems like you have two clear choices - Either finish the rehab and sell potentially at a loss, or hold the property while renting it out so you can hopefully benefit from gradual appreciation and using the rent to help make any principle paydowns on any loans you may have. 

Hey Adam, With goal of creating wealth and being okay with working along the journey than appreciation focused markets will be your best bet.Appreciation returns are often more gradual but way larger in the long term. 

Hello Kumar,We initially started our operations in the southwest Florida region, specifically in Sarasota, and are gradually expanding.

It's always better to learn the basics yourself and then start handing over gradually as the business needs grow be it in house staff or a PM on the outside as a subcontractor. 

While rents increase gradually each year, mortgage payments remain the same.

Then it (gradually) cools it again and again.

After that, the LLC could potentially gift or sell the property to you, which would likely trigger capital gains taxes.Another option could be to transfer ownership gradually through gifting shares of the LLC to you over time, which may help minimize tax impacts.

Rents will gradually increase as some landlords exit the market with high end condos seeing less rent increases due to excess supply from new construction.  

Lots of our clients are interested in mini splits, but they always seem too expensive...all our subs tend to only like Mitsubishi, which is pricy.The heat pump will indeed still function in colder temperatures, but its heating capacity gradually decreases as the temperature drops.

Begin by giving contractors smaller projects and gradually progress to a full BRRRR.