I wouldn't think is is worthwhile as you have so many loans at low interest rates; just sell and move on.Are you asking from a tax perspective?

Hey @Vhernadette Sasing, with your high income and limited time, a solid approach might be investing in cash-flowing assets that are low maintenance, like passive multifamily syndications, or exploring online businesses with recurring revenue models (e.g., SaaS, subscription-based e-commerce). 

Pay attention to where the world is headed and be 1 step ahead of the crowd!  

The amount of cash-flowing deals in your market is extremely low, so when you get one you should hold on to it as long as you can so you can reap the benefits of that LA appreciation especially if the property is in a good location. 

Quote from @Bhushan Shinkre: @Bonnie Low - totally, I want to find the right landing spot with this issue with Baselane.

So I would need to come up with a creative way to structure this so that the equity payouts are as low as possible.Thanks in advance for any advice we can get!

If it was mortgages or low interest loans could be different.

May your bookings be as plentiful as you wish, your guests be low-maintenance, thoughtful, and honest, and your positive reviews numerous.

Many of these owners will take very low offers for their property...and for good reason.

The low entry costs and upside make it worth considering, especially for someone investing from out of state.If Detroit’s on your radar or you’re curious to learn more, feel free to DM me—I can point you to some resources that might help.