This would allow you to keep the property in your portfolio and generate ongoing income.From a tax perspective, holding onto the property as a rental would let you take advantage of depreciation, which could reduce your taxable income.

The experience of generating consistent cash flow from that rental property opened my eyes to the potential of leveraging real estate as a long-term wealth-building tool.

If you're living on the road, this could be a bit challenging unless you're comfortable working with a reliable property management team.On the flip side, long-term rentals (whether it’s one or two properties) typically offer steadier, more passive income but might not generate as much monthly cash flow.

They have a mortgage amortization feature that actually works so you can split your monthly PITI payment into interest, equity, and escrow payments and generate accurate P&L statements. 

Hiring a property manager can be a game-changer, as they handle tenant issues, maintenance, and repairs, leaving you free to focus on your job while still generating passive income.

Long-term holds may seem "boring" to some, but they provide a dependable way to build equity and generate passive income over time.

Lead generation seems to be one of the biggest barriers to many businesses.

While dropping the price did generate some showings, it might be worth holding steady for now to avoid the perception that something is wrong with the property.

I don't know much about it but she is very fond of that property. 3rd generation. $$$$ cash cow. 

This idea that you can tariff your way into generating a bunch of income by hitting entire countries on everything just because you have a trade deficit and think you're raising money is absolutely awful.