I sold the farm at a loss and took my meager funds – about $400K – and moved to northern CA where our daughter and son-in-law were living.

I believe alot of owners in the area are under insured especially when it comes to loss of income and rebuild costs. 

So my question is do I sell and take a loss of 35-40k, try to long term rent at around $2000/ month and pray for appreciation?

Lenders will need to offset this risk with fees/interest rates so they recoup losses when those riskier borrowers default. while / because lenders can’t use medical costs to judge the credit worthiness of a borrower well, all loan costs will have to go up, to spread the risk peanut butter.

That said, you must also meet the coverage requirements, loss payee/mortgagee clauses, deductible requirements, etc..  

At a minimum, if you want to shelter W2 income you need to know the IRS rules regarding passive activity losses and the exceptions, and also about the largest tax sheltering deduction, which is cost segregation and bonus depreciation.

Some also factor for the age of drivers, driving record, prior losses, etc. 

Make sure you are in a state that doesn't have licensing requirements for private lenders and make sure you work through a title and escrow agent so that your money is insured with a lender's title insurance policy and ABSOLUTELY make sure your LLC is listed as a loss payee on the property hazard insurance.

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They'll go away.If this were a $2,000 rental and you held it for two months, that's a loss of $4,000 (actually more because of utilities and landscaping).