With homes values so high right now, it's a great time to open one, and utilize all that equity.To answer Chris' concern, if you're a good candidate, it's really not an interest rate sensitive product.

You have to hold the property for at least 1 year to be able to 1031, there are other timeline sensitive rules you have to follow.

This does not sound like a time sensitive issue. 

The coordination is extremely time sensitive. 

I have a big heart, I am fun loving, and sensitive, I love nature, and I love helping people, and I love my son with all of my heart. 

They could be extremely sensitive as it is, and this could make them even more insecure.There could be other ramifications as well, and it seems that as investors, some of us get a bad rap because of the ones who do dicey things to acquire property. 

Totally depends on market-market and is deal sensitive, those instances definitely do happen but it occurs less when there's an active agent on both sides conveying value and why the final price ended up where it did. 

I do feel like timing is extremely important because buyers are so sensitive to interest rate trends.

Take this with a grain of salt, realize that you have to be sensitive to the other person, and they’re interests.

I decided to keep the previous home and rent it out; I have held rental property/landlord insurance of $80/mo on this previous primary residence, but I see that my Escrow account still pays $80/mo in homeowners insurance.I am trying to navigate this with some sensitivity, but wonder if I can cancel my HOI within the escrow account since I am paying rental insurance with a 3rd party.