At this point, I am thinking that I will probably unload the property in a year or two... it seem that the prices are at or heading towards the peak so it is time for harvest.

What we did on our first house was sell our one stock that was down (harvesting losses) to pay for the down payment of the house.  

My plan was to rent both units out at a premium upon completion and then refinance the building to harvest my initial capital investment back.

We have been buying and searching for single family homes in Huntsville, Harvest, Athens, Decatur, Florence, Scottsboro and New Market to name a few.

For example his company not only harvested oil but they also transported it with their own railroads and distributed it themselves and sold it themselves.

Wanted to get some advice from others on how best to harvest equity of single family homes that are currently free and clear of all debt.

My PM is compiling bids from 3 different GCs.Bank account for Harvest is running low and if it does not sell soon, I will have to get cash from my own bank account to keep it afloat (at times like this, I love the quick cash from wholesaling).

They tax harvest and rebalance a diversified profile for you.

But there was a huge crack in it, which was allowing the mold to harvest (with the addition of the leaking water main, which he did not notice either).

You will never get it back out until you sell the house or "harvest the equity" as @Charlie Fitzgerald states.