If you're coming up on the 5 year mark and you originally lived in it is approaching 3 years ago, run don't walk to your agent friend to get it sold. 0% CG is nothing to sneeze at.

You can't sneeze in a hospital for less than $12,000 and imagine a year of physical therapy for someone who twisted their ankle on a step or something...and it doesn't have to be your tenant.

I gotta go with his outlook because his net worth is nothing to sneeze at.

Slightly better appreciation in the newer stuff, though the older stuff wasn't anything to sneeze at either.

My main concern would be future guests (esp those with pet allergies) giving me 1-star bc  they couldn’t stop sneezing all week while on vacation at my place & now they’re pissed at me that I let a prior guest have a petI guess if you’re gonna allow pets make it clear in the listing so people with pet allergies don’t stay there and give you unexpected 1 star reviews

Texas is huge, and Florida isn't anything to be sneezed at.

Don't sneeze at HML, just sayin.

The stock market does that when Janet Yellen sneezes.

You may be refinancing into a higher rate environment, for one, and you (actually presumably your tenants) are paying down the loan and making you money at the 30 year rate which is pretty good right now. 7% or so ain’t nothing to sneeze at as part of your return. and if we are bumping along the ceiling in terms of prices the extra margin might make a difference. 

Over the course of the build I could get back $3400 if I pay with this card, not a ton of money but I'm not going to sneeze at a free mortgage payment.