Maybe selling is the best option stop the bleeding and do something that is more risk adverse. 

For an auction.com purchase in Washington you have 2 options. 

I've read Avery Carl's book and done a lot of research on (and off) Bigger Pockets.

I still think that the appreciation question boils down to the "Do people with options want to live here?"

If we were heading for a crash, prices wouldn’t be holding steady like that.Now, let me tell you from my own experience—I own 32 properties, and here’s how things have played out:15 have dropped about 20% in value (mostly in areas where demand cooled off).10 have stayed flat, meaning no loss or gain.7 have actually gone up in price, which proves that not everything is crashing—some pockets are still appreciating.And I don’t touch condos.

Check out https://legaltemplates.net/form/lease-agreement/termination/...They have more options.

Quote from @Micheal Smoke: Hi, my name is Mike Smoke, and I'm an aspiring real estate investor focusing on multifamily and Section 8 properties in the U.S. as the barrier to entry is much much lower in terms of price compared to Canada and Funding options. 

Your suggestion to list on open market likely is the best option for the OP.  

.- Cant do blanket loan as I own one of the houses in one llc and the other in another llc.Thank you for your help and I hope someone will have good options!

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