In my opinion, talking with the tenants is always the first and best course of action.

It's possible that selling now if you're eligible for the 121 exclusion may be the best course of action to recognize tax-free gains.

Almost every/any action results in appreciation. 

The good news?

@Sharma Parth we wouldn't recommend Flint, as there is no positive business news there.

So, a common action is what I call "the Red-Headed-Step-Unit".

While I don't raise debt offerings, like Chris does, my general sentiment is that many investors are wanting more security these days versus equity, and those that are open to equity, at least in the multifamily space, are looking for very high returns, given the perceived risks they are hearing about in the news.

My overall goal is to have my real estate commission checks in that company and have the new s-corp company buy units to rent. 

The tech that I refer to will replace the actions of the buyer agent, not the experience of seeing the product.

It's almost funny that Sief is now running 'TechVestor' after defrauding us and there hasnt been any legal action against him (we tried, trust me).