I am learning everyday!

This is especially important if the funds from the equity or future cash-flow are vital to your retirement lifestyle (everyday expenses or emergency money).I can only think of three other options I would consider with pros and cons:1.)

FYI title company prorates prop taxes down to the day at closing; you will never actually be out any more/less money due to when the property tax bill is due.When you sell or buy, you will pay prop taxes for every day you own the home.

I get emails everyday from people who ask me to mentor them and they will graciously split the first deal with me when we close.

Additionally, the reason we hesitate to sell is because we've got an accessory apt in basement with income stream as well as a separate office for where I work every day (self employed).

we do these deals everyday.

Finding out after 4 VERY costly evictions over a 24 month period that something needs to change.(1200+ per eviction for attorney, + 3 months unpaid rent each eviction = average 4.2k per eviction = 17k loss over 2 years - not including the thousands in damage that was done)Business evictions are heard one day every 2 weeks and take  3 months, privately held every day and take 6 weeks on average.

We also use term leases for our furnished units when being rented by out of town professionals or companies.However, in our student rooming house and our "everyday Joe" buildings we rent predominately month-to-month. 

I am 65 years old, in excellent health ( go to YMCA 3 days a week walk 3 miles almost every day).

Meeting new people everyday and forming friendships with them its amazing.