Thats going to determine some of the decision making I'd think - you could always partially pay down the loan to achieve cash flow or breakeven or even a little relief - could be the best move if you think the property is well located and an otherwise good long term investment

I encourage you to do a Google search/competitive analysis to learn what others charge LOCALLY (commission and fees) before you make a decision. 25% is extremely high for the Orlando market.

This experience reinforced the value of strong partnerships, rapid decision-making, and effective management in real estate investments with Partner Driven, demonstrating that swift transactions can yield significant returns.

So, this is not an investment-driven decision. 

This experience reinforced the value of strong partnerships, rapid decision-making, and effective management in real estate investments with Partner Driven, demonstrating that swift transactions can yield significant returns.

I want to know if I’m making the right decision.

You are probably making better real estate decisions with that 100k nest egg.

Ultimately, these decisions are based on your own lifestyle & goals.Good luck Whitney!

The law also creates a landlord liaison position at City Hall.Effective in six months (I believe this to be July 1, but I haven't found an exact date anywhere.)I thought this was important to share, as many of the local investors I work with in the Kansas City Metro have very strong feelings pertaining to this ordinance, and are making very serious decisions pertaining to where they invest in the KC metro.Let me know if you would like me to email some brief slides explaining the ordinance, or if you want to read the actual ordinance in detail.

The lender is still shown as the owner of record, but the contact info for the decision maker isn't easily found.