I sought legal advice and found this was true so had the tenant move the vehicle and arranged to have three dumpster moved today.

But if it feels like it's bleeding you dry and you are in a place to hold it to wait for either rental rates to go up or for the appreciation to build a bit more, then yes, I'd go ahead and sell.

However, if the furnace is 20+ years old and likely to need to be replaced soon, I'll go ahead and replace the unit and get a new unit with air (evaporated coil and condenser).

@Sean O'Keefe Just a heads up that I tried to sign up for your service through the website over a month ago and never got any contact back.

Given the complex nature of investments and personal finance, I want to make sure I'm making informed decisions right from the start.From what I understand, a fiduciary financial advisor is someone legally obligated to put my interests ahead of their own, which sounds reassuring.

Parks get shuttered and sold for new development when park owners fail to keep rents ahead of inflation and competing CAP rates and other uses become more lucrative.  

You are in a better position than most since you are ahead on payments.

There's a thread on here (currently) where a guy got ahead of himself and it's not turning out like he expected.

They are after the mortgage; however, property tax liens typically jump ahead.

I should add that any PPE (property, plant equipment) i.e. real estate, computers, office furniture, vehicles, etc etc would be in addition to the 2-3x SDE if the whole business is sold.