Hudson really an investors challenge is determining if how much cashflow they want vs cash.The inherited house demonstrates this:1) You didn't mention the mortgage PITI, but assuming it's low, you should cashflow well and even more if you have tenants pay the mortgage off over time.2) You could also do a cashout refinance, up to an amount that allows the rent to comfortably cover, and use the cash for further investments or personal use. 

To get your time back you have to run the numbers as see how much cashflow you will need in order to be able to live comfortable from just your rental cashflow.

Of course, the borrower must be comfortable with the 6% for the life of the loan.For some situations, this is perfect. 

It is really all about what you are comfortable with and willing to do. 

A lower income, but willingness to sacrifice comfort in order to set yourself up for an abundant future.

When they left a few years ago it left a hole in this area, no one has been able to fill those shoes. 

A 1031 exchange (45 days to find another property, 180 days to close) might something to think about.If I was in your shoes:1.

But you have to do what you are most comfortable with. 

The options need to fit your needs/comfort.

The guy with 3 posts may be offering legitimate advice having been in your shoes- The guy with 30 years experience may be hopelessly out of date, or even inexperienced with current issues.- The 23 year old who just bought the first house-hack may teach us something game-changing.The “real deal” looks very different in many contexts: THAT is the power of BiggerPockets.