You may find that the equity is best put into a rental in a different market, more inline with your goals, or maybe it makes more sense to sell and put the money into dividend stocks until the market/s are more favorable to future appreciation, etc.

I've watched a ton of BP podcasts and videos but I'm brand new to the forum.My long story short is that my wife and I had our second baby on the way and although our rent arrangement is very favorable, we needed to upgrade for more space.

With a focus on quality properties and favorable terms, I aim to build a strong portfolio and maximize returns in this thriving market.

Florida: Pros: No state income tax, favorable eviction laws, and a strong rental market driven by tourism and population growth.

Don't listen to these hacks, just cooperate with your original lender, by allowing them to get loan sold and securitized (90 days or less), and do yourself a favor by letting your new lender or servicer get the loan boarded onto their systems.Once the above takes place (or you've given them their reasonable allowance of time requested), just transfer title to your LLC.

Do you self a favor.

Also bear in mind that tenant laws favor the tenants. 

This is all assuming you should use my favored strategy of holding property and using cash-out proceeds to purchase your next one.

Frankly, the stats are not in your favor.

I see that the deeds were recorded into Scott’s Company but the deed of trust that was supposed to be recorded at the same time in favor of my company to secure my interest in the property was never recorded.