She doesn't monetize it and only does it to keep a finger on the pulse of the market as she owns around 40 doors and manages them herself. 

My wife and I already technically have a property (we moved out of our condo and have been renting it out with a $700/mo net).Our best option right now would be a cash out refi on the condo.

After repairs and vacancy, etc, maybe 1100 to 1150/mo net profit?

I discovered real estate investing and never looked backhere's some simple facts:1. for the most part - we're all involved in real estatea) we drive on it   b) we walk on it   c) your classroom is on it   d) you sleep on ityou can not escape it - now figure how to monetize it!!

Exsmple works well  if there is a market for a monet, it can be a bit scary at times to test it, but if it works it is much easier for Monet, to paint a Monet, then for him to paint a Picasso. 

After some research here and elsewhere, I was just going to try to monetize my parents old Worldmark Timeshare to pay the yearly fees. 

Deliveries in Units : 31512 Mo.

Even if you can't transfer the account, there is at least the value of the "proof of concept", possibly a website, a list of previous guests, a tested pricing model, the furniture, the knowledge of the demography of the guests, etc.As a seller, if a traditional property shows a gross cap rate of 5% with a list of comps and you are showing a net 10% or more, why not monetizing it? 

The first I purchased for 165k and it has $325.mo net positive cash flow.

There is a human component as well but you have to monetize as well.If the broker/agent is not doing this I wouldn't want to work with them anyway as they do not understand business and time versus money cost.If they do not understand that they certainly do not understand how to evaluate investment property for you.Is this an investment broker/agent or someone who just list homes that you stumbled across??