There will come a moment in time that it makes sense to sell, leverage or trade it.Be decisive. 

Does this make sense?

I am won't buy anything this year but rather next year so I am wondering if it makes sense to approach an agent or a lender months in advance, weeks in advance or only when I really already saw something I want to buy.I don't want to waste anybody's time and I am not yet sure what the best course is.

That makes total sense and it's good to know that at least the passive losses can off-set the rental income.Quote from @Andrew Strauss: Hi Felicia - For high-wage earners, the ability to use rental losses (including depreciation) to offset W2 income is limited.

Wholesalers made sense then, they were a needed thing. 

The "Mom of the Road" reference doesn't make any sense, but thanks for weighing in.Since you asked, countless people I know have been complaining about this for a long time.And as usual, the guy who hops into the chat 5 pages in never has a profile photo.

@John ClarkThat makes the most sense. 

.- Consider consulting with a real estate agent or property manager to get a better sense of the rental potential.If you're not in immediate need of the cash, renting could be a good option, especially if the numbers work out.

If you plan to buy there to rarely use as a vacation home, then I think it would make sense.

I would say hold the ones that make sense and sell the ones you can.