Interest rates and insurance premiums are breaking some deals.For your cash flow estimates you should double or triple your estimate for insurance and see if the deal still works for you.

If you think the property is going to continue to appreciate and you can manage the rental, and it at least breaks even, and you don't have need for the funds, you can consider holding.Those are a lot of factors to consider.

It will make or break you.

You also want to make sure the househack is worth it, and that you'll be breaking even while you live there. 

We are local but turn on the maintenance feature when we go out of town, or just need a break.  

@Dan Abts I believe @Matt Carroll is associated with ConnectLinx, however, I just wrote the following post titled: "2024 Rentlinx Alternatives - Snake Oil or Real Leasing/Rental Syndication Providers" breaking down my journey trying to find an alternative to Rentlinx.

To break even after commissions and closing costs, I'd need to sell for at least $275k.What would you do if you were in my situation?

@Isaac ElbharContractors will make or break a BRRRR.

They are easy to replace when they break (and they do break) but providing some extra things is a way to attract and keep better tenants. 

You will overpay for property management for one property and when a furnace breaks or your plumbing line is shot you will be net negative for ten years.