Quote from @Abhishek Singhal: It's hard to give the answer without knowing your contract, conversations, and other factors.I manage 400 rentals.

Hello Everyone,I've had a few interesting conversations with investors and real estate agents this week, and it got me thinking more about the relationship between property managers and their clients.

Honestly, the conversations I've had with my clients that are debating the portfolio v. single asset refinances have landed on how much do you value flexibility.

That's where the best conversations take place.

I work with institutional capital as well as a variety of private money resources to finance such things, but don't again, don't expect to find "low" rates and fees for such.Many investors I come across run into this problem with financing even though they've built up a cash cow... it is hard to understand sometimes, but be aware of the challenges and make sure you have financing options in place for what you are doing before you jump too far in.  

Happy to have a conversation. 

If your LLC conducted any business this year, you’ll likely need to file a final partnership return (Form 1065) to report income and expenses up to the point of conversion.

This forum looks interesting and helpful with real conversations.

The neighbor A had a conversation with tenant and the tenant said their renter insurance won’t cover it due to the act of God.

That is part of the standard contract that realtors use, but a private party sale could of course be different.