If you do plan to sell selectively at some point, you should either aim to do so at the end of the term (typically 5 years) or see if the lender will write in payoff amounts by property into the loan.You'll need to check with local investors/PM companies etc. to find who the good commercial lenders are and then start calling until you find one interested in the loan.Hope this helps!

@Patrick Bartlett just for future reference to make the name tagging send a notification to the person, you first must type @ then the first few letters of the name and select from the dropdown otherwise nothing happens.

Thanks for the compliment @Larry T.Addressing your trust comment, if you don't trust it, it's because you don't trust the data that you selected or input into the software.

Welcome to the community, its nice to see you selected a niche to focus on. while at your dashboard or profile page, click on education then you can select strategy, then rentals and you'll have tons of reading about rental strategy.

Above that amount, it may be advantageous to convert the LLC to an S corp, which is done with a filing called an S election.

Frankly this was more work but perhaps it is better this way, the tenants I selected stayed for five years, and I knew their information going in. 

I would not automatically select the lowest, but seek value and craftsmanship.

Good question Sean, I actively try to sell to my tenants and select tenants in large part based upon their interest in buying and credibility to do so.

I want to feel a lot more confident with the tenants I select. 

My partner and I have 2 home lots and will need to select a good Realtor to help us market and sell the homes.