Hi Debbie - I can possibly do a second position loan against one or both of your rentals to help you cover the remaining expense so long as the property will not be owner occupied.

Already determined:Sell price Buyer pays all fees, no appraisal etc.What they are now asking (opposite from original post):86% downSeller Finance remaining 14% over 6 years with interest only payments first 3 years and interest plus $1000 last 3 years.

Under the Section 8 program, if a violation is determined, the Housing Authority might stop rental assistance but the landlord may allow the violator to remain in the rental unit.

Count on mortgage and bond markets to remain volatile, yet range-bound, circling the 6.7-7.5% range.

1) Get your contractor/electrician/plumber to see what you HAVE to do to remain within code requirements and meet those at a minimum.

So you can buy a smaller replacement property but your basis remains what it is today.

Over 50% of the numbers were disconnected and of the remaining 50%, at least half or more were definitely the wrong person.

Here's my situation:NJ Home: Worth $525k, $190k mortgage remaining, prime location in Bergen County with easy NYC access.NC Goal: Budget $600k or less for a new home.

You can clean up other aspects of title that remain later, including prior defects in the chain of title and liens, but the original deed and the nature of the interest(s) granted, do not change.

You can mitigate by splitting sales over two years (which is what I did, end of 2021 and beginning of 2022, both great times to sell btw ;) Then I paid off all my debt on my keeper properties, thus maximizing rental income with fewer and better quality properties remaining in my portfolio.