Do you find that certain factors weigh more heavily in your decision-making process for these types of deals?

Please note the information provided below is a layman's definition designed to provide a basic understanding for the general audience.

It’s typically just a cost that we factor into our rent amounts. 

@Justin Hales If your rental has appreciated, selling could provide capital for new investments, but factor in transaction costs and taxes.

The borrower was overqualified and based on compensating factors we presented a local credit union financed it with 25% down in 30 days.

Really it's burnout as humans aren't designed to work graveyard shifts (look it up!)

The low 7's with 2 points sounds possible, but it really depends on those factors.

And sometimes, a combination of factors can dictate the right time to sell a rental property.Whatever the reason, deciding when to sell a rental property or other real estate investment can be tricky.

From what I’ve seen, the value of a premium listing really depends on a couple of factors: the local market's activity and how saturated it is with similar rentals.

Keep in mind that the money is only one factor; your TIME-cost is a far greater concern here.