The objective is to build a profitable portfolio and when you begin chasing doors you ignore the fundamentals your underwriting should focus on and make bad investment decisions. 

Bad time to sell? 

For sure — I’m trying to determine if I’m making a bad move tax wise, or if I should somehow leverage the equity locked into the rental, which seems challenging with the low interest rate of the mortgage.

The search engine is pretty bad, so you may consider searching Google.

If you look at their rent price per square foot compared to what smaller apartments or Floorplans get it's very bad.

I've only heard of bad experiences when it comes to HomeVesters.

If you are burning money each month then the question is really how bad is it for you.

Several posts about people investing in Syndications and bad situations happening.

The fact that you bought it with cash gives you a lot of flexibility, which is key in a market like Odessa where real estate values can sometimes be unpredictable.Let’s break it down:Refinance and Reinvest:The rental market is treating you well, and if you pull out equity with a loan, you'll still have that income stream.

From personal experience for the first time, dealing with no bad properties they are very incompetent at their job and handling business.