Eric is correct on the minimal cost with above average durability.

The property has since increased 82% in value, we use it frequently as a family for vacations and weekend get aways, greatly minimized my RMD requirement, break even each year on my taxes, etc.

*Newbie Investor I’m currently looking to buy a long term rental with minimal renovations in North Carolina and chose Fayetteville as my main area of interest.

This provides a steady income stream with minimal risk.Appreciation Potential-The property has appreciated significantly since purchase, and you could continue to benefit from further appreciation in the future.Minimal Hassle-You're already familiar with the property, and since it's paid off, you don't have mortgage payments or associated risks.Cons:Limited Portfolio Growth-Keeping the property means your investment portfolio remains concentrated in one property.

While we have liquid to do a 5-15k downpayment, we'd like to use a minimal amount of our own money.Seller is not in need of a lump sum of cash, and has said they would be open to monthly payments as a financing option.

By prioritizing open dialogue, seeking expert advice, and focusing on equitable solutions, you can navigate the partnership dissolution with minimal friction, respecting each other's contributions while safeguarding your financial interests.Hope this helps!

I would also look to "stage" it with your furniture by minimizing and decluttering.

Assuming that I left the whole area open like a beach house, the impact is VERY minimal, but has to be checked. 

Cash flow return on SFRs is going to be minimal right now.

Also, it is a new build, so maintenance is going to be minimal Rent Numbers:I can rent the house out for 2800/month conservatively (maybe 3k)Loan Details: mortgage remaining: 310,000FHA matures 10/1/2050rate:2.75%asking price:590,000