Should we sell one or all take the tax hit and invest in the stock market?

Many who purchase mobile home parks use some or all of these options mentioned.

You name more than three properties and the total value of the list is greater than 200% of what you sold but you close on 95% of the value of the list (in the above example you have to close on all 4 or all 10 in order to close on 95% of the list.For clients wanting to sell expensive assets and reinvest in smaller assets it's almost standard that their list will end up greater than 3.  

It's OK to have professional management - not everyone is cut out to manage their own properties, the same way not everyone is cut out to change their own oil or fill their own cavities. 

The point is, offering a discount to military veterans would not discriminate against any of those protected classes because a military veteran could belong to any one of them or all of them.As a veteran myself, I waaive application fees for veterans.

If you can live in an area that you want to live in at a reduced cost per month by having someone else pay a large portion or all of your mortgage, I'd say that's a win.Best of luckStephanie

There are many questions here so touching on any or all of them would be a huge help!

I know I've kept it very generic but I'm just looking for anyone to answer either one or all of the above questions and give me any advice starting to look out of state.

That's pretty high relatively speaking and usually points to a property in distress, a D-class property, a particularly difficult tenant base, or...all of the above.

And this does not even include all the other taxes (sales, personal property, real property, hospitality...or all the taxes their employers pay on the same revenue stream).