I really should not need to worry about hang around being a landlord and I should wait for end of lease to sell and enjoy the cash flow for the time being.

There is a monthly bp meet up and a local fb page that we all hang out on.

After the PMI drops, I'd cash flow only 140 per month (again after all expenditures).I know I can't bet on appreciation, but am I wrong in thinking it could be a good idea to hang onto this place for a bit?

I am taking my realtors state exam next week and was wondering if anyone recommends a specific broker to work for? Keep in mind I am looking for a low cost broker (no desk fee, monthly fee) given that this will not be...

However, I do like a bit of diversity and will likely hang on to at least one condo as I continue to build out the rest of my portfolio.  

Unfortunately, real estate is a "people" business, and "people" can only do so much.Just my 2 cents.If you were looking to hang your license with one of these brokerages, be wary. 

If you bought at the peak, say 10+ years ago, and were able to hang on, you might be half way to paid for.I think to buy into TODAYS market with negative cash flow is a form of financial suicide.  

I come across many desperate sellers almost daily but they are still trying to hang onto their property in most cases but a percentage of the masses are open to liquating/selling the property but many are clueless as to how to do so successfully.

I don't have the funds to buy it and hang on to it until then. 

Hang around them and add value by doing the jobs nobody wants to do.