That's not enough information for anyone to give you any relevant advice.Does your neighbor want to sell?

A good agent will know the rules and regs for areas they want to sell/represent properties.My 2 cents,Mike

Then our rating gets lowered and when we sell new debt it is more expensive.  

If not fixed I have seen people sell for double what the work is because they need to take on the project once closed. 

Purchase price: $65,335 Cash invested: $32,301 Sale price: $197,500 Was my second BRRR investment but ended up selling the property to move into a larger one.

Again PMI offers the lower rate because its less risky and offers insurance to the bank.So when you sell your current home try and keep as much as possible and avoid an "All Cash" offer.

But here’s something to keep in mind: when you sell a property, you usually have to deal with depreciation recapture, which is another type of tax.

As a wholesaler, a seller approached me with a 48 unit apartment complex, 7 duplexes and a 2500 sqft Single family that he wants to sell (all of which occupy the same block.) 

It seem like a great long term hold with the appreciation BUT I think selling would be ideal.

Yes - you should budget all the associated "costs" with the rehab including renovation costs, holding costs, selling costs, etc.