If you decide to maintain at least be sure you do a credible and educated analysis on appreciation potential.

(Along the way, we hopefully educate the community as well.)

Bigger Pockets is a great place for education and networking and is full of great content.I recommend that you check out the following resources:1.

Our job as lenders is to provide education for clients for THEIR SPECIFIC scenario, not to educate the population as a guru on why they should get into real estate investing.

It's a very comprehensive of how to safely find and fund a private money loan secured by real estate that has a lot of equity protection.

It's in the BP bookstore and a comprehensive guide to finding and funding a private money loan safely and secured by real estate.

It requires virtually no education, but demands higher availability in exchange (on-call).

But that's just my semi-educated guess.

We know there need, want and interest, we have collected all the info, they have been well informed and educated of the process, it's now all but a functionary call, to complete process items. 

However, it's important to recognize that some income is better than none, particularly in today's challenging rental market where securing tenants can be difficult.Additionally, if you require assistance managing your property, I am affiliated with a property management company specializing in comprehensive services for long-term rentals.