Their house has sat so I don't think they have a pressing motivation to leave somewhere.

I want to help anyone interested in real estate to figure out their own journey and how to get started.I'd love to discuss my long-term plans for syndication, but there is a more pressing topic I need to start with.

You'd be hard pressed to do worse than that. 

Hello All, I accidental already posted this in the start-up forum and thought this would be more appropriate. 

Any input would be great on insurance or lenders for this type property.ThanksPatrick D.PatrickWelcome to BPI think you're going to be hard pressed to find a commercial lender that will do a 5 unit at 80% ltv. 

If you are only trying to do it with apartments, you will likely be hard-pressed to find a complex that will allow it.This works best when the market has an abundance of units and sellers have a tough time finding good tenants.

Hi BP,My husband and I have been thinking about selling one of our rentals, but we are a little conflicted and would love your input.I think we should sell, this property was an "accidental" rental (our first home, then when we moved out and we have been renting it) we do not get a lot of cash flow around $100 however since we bought it 6 years ago it has doubled in value from $95K to around $200K.

the hedges would accidentally rip out the whole hedge or even if they could do only "half" a hedge, the hedge might die due to the sudden loss of 50% of itself.Other than to manually trim 50% of the hedge without touching the roots (sounds expensive), is there a near maintenance-free way to approach this?

You would be hard-pressed to find the same flexibility with a bank.Cons;1.

Close the portal and notify them in writing that they "accidentally scheduled June payment, which is after then need to be moved out".