if you have another investment opportunity ahead then why not cut your losses, sell for what you can and move on to the next opportunity? 

Hello BiggerPockets Community,The real estate landscape is continuously evolving, and staying ahead of the curve requires innovative thinking and strategies.

I always have family and friends giving me negatives like " what is it doesn't rent" or who is going to "pay that much for rent" or "what if the tenant burns the house down" are these realistic situations and how do I prepare and understand to to come back if anything like this happens how do I plan ahead.3. should I go for a newer house with little to no rehab for 415,000 or something like 350,000 with like 10-20 in rehab?

I started doing this a couple of years ahead to reinvest and drain the taxable balance down.

Hello everyone, and thanks ahead of time for your help and advice.   

Does your PM answer inquiries in minutes ahead of all the other properties they manage?

A goal of making 75k annually from large multifamily is great, but that sounds like a goal that is several goals ahead of where you are.  

But the bigger take is, whether the agreed upon commission is $1,000 or 6% or $250,000 for a $50,000,000 listing, as the seller that amount is arranged ahead of time, and therefore, from my perspective, has no bearing on which "pocket" it goes into.

If so, since you'd need to hire an attorney anyway, go ahead and contact one and ask them what is legal in your area.Have you considered a bird-dog fee from your cash buyer rather than a doing a double close?

If your not that fond of your family then go ahead and take the risk.