Because to me if I have to do that, I may as well give up on all this altogether as a failure and go back and sit in an office cube until death, lol.

But if you would like to generate a ton more cash flow, then leverage your way to generational wealth with all that equity you have sitting there doing nothing for you.

I’m also a big fan of being able to sit down across the table from somebody, but I’m just an old soul at heart.

How long do you typically wait for a rental property to sit on the market before considering selling it?

And if that entitlement is tied up with someone else that's sitting pretty at 2.25%, you must assume it'll never be refinanced or paid off, so that's it for your lifetime VA loan entitlement. 

The neighborhood is nice, quiet, lawns taken care of, no junk cars sitting in driveways or the street, with a small HOA payment monthly. 

I would never allow one of my owners to sit vacant like this!

At a minimum you can have the satisfaction of knowing that the collection action will sit on their credit report for many years to come and may prevent them from harming another landlord.

I'm evaluating a property near Yosemite National Park in California that currently sits on a 40 acre parcel.

My suspicion is the Millions of dollars sitting in TC accounts for 5-7 days are collecting interest and a new revenue stream for TC.