Nothing sits on the market for a year that isn't wildly over priced, poorly marketed and/or made difficult to show.Potential buyers have probably tried to see the place and are being denied or some sort of nonsense to make them not want to make an offer.I bet the realtor will have some interesting info to share - or if they won't say anything to you bc their agreement is with your partner kindly share with them that the houses are in your name and the listing's need canceled immediately unless they start cooperating.Have you laywerd up yet?

You MIGHT have a chance of winning in court.

DSCR is going to be your best bet.

So many buyers' agents scrambling to show, place offers, and lose out even with strong offers, just a total waste of time with no paycheck for all the many who didn't win the bid. 

If you're starting out, an LLC is probably your best bet—it gives you flexibility and protects your personal assets, which is key for real estate.

We value a long term win-win relationship, well- priced, well-maintained homes to ensure solid tenants as well as respect for our finances and investment, so the PM has to be of the same mindset and ability to perform.This has been by no means passive because things come up that have to be addressed, and a lot has to be organized, optimized and tracked.

So if they have a relationship with a broker they know brings good deals to the table, they will do their best to be as competitive as possible to win the deal.

The standard sell it and rent it back for 4 years is probably the best bet.

Hey BP Community, My wife and I bought at the peak of the housing boom in 2022 in Austin and likely overpaid, but it didn't bother us at the time as we really just wanted to win our first home after 10 previous offers not succeeding.

We say when you are in the REIT, "you are in it to win it" but their hold is much much shorter than yours would be at age 41.