Actually the comps say $600k but I don't think I could get that as it will need a new roof soon and there is asbestos siding that is still in good shape, but it is still a liability) I am still in the home until my youngest graduates in three years, but she is the only one left and when she is not with me (50% of the time) I am at what will be our forever home in NH. 

Like most advice surrounding passive investing, this advice may apply in certain cases but the answer really lies in due diligence on the sponsor rather than a broad-brush rule.As a longtime syndicate sponsor I've been funded by both HNW equity and institutional LPs, so I've seen both sides of this first hand. 

Hey Jon,very similar paths on this side as well. 45 years old still running a business but we have 18 LTR's and 2 Higher end STRs. 

But if I’m buying 20 -40 lower priced properties annually I may decide to skip title insurance on the buy side and substitute a thorough title search.  

On the flip side I have an airbnb in Chicago north side and its running at 85-90% occupancy and bringing in 2x monthly ltr rates.

I have been on the opposing side of National Debt Relief (I was representing creditors) and they seemed to me to be competent and knowledgeable. 

The bright side is I didn't have to pay the $147 fee to dump this load (which was only an $85 fee three years ago but I digress)!

Best regards,Zach RumfieldZachWelcomeReach out to us and let us know what you are to focus on and we can send some info re the law and title side of things -- we have info on all investing methods and tips, tricks and pitfalls to watch for in all areas of investing Thanks Alan

I re-rented one side of the duplex I have and had 29 applicants just for the one side. 

I have the opportunity for a cash offer where the property has great up side once it is renovated.We can get in to the property no problem since we have the cash, the issue is how to finance the repairs and renovations since we just got started on the business and no longer have a w2 or 2 years income under the LLC?