I'm so glad to hear you echo that sentiment - AKA: my plan. 

My sentiments are echoed by many investors, and not surprising, the transaction volume has fallen for multi family.I am not using 2008-2009 as a guide for what is going to happen. 

I, as I'm sure many here, share that sentiment.

;) ;) I tend to agree with this sentiment, this is a seemingly easy time for new investors but they don't realize how many tailwinds are helping them and how much pain they will experience when those tailwinds slow. 

Account Closed - Just to echo other peoples sentiments, a tenant not at your unit often but paying rent is a benefit.

That in itself, will limit your use of the property and parcel.Your numbers are absolutely on 🎯 This deal hold a lot of sentimental value but I certainly refuse to overpay!

Which, if he is unwilling to do then I will agree with the sentiment in this forum and that is to find another agent.What is the market value of that home? 

Michael, I am a buy and hold, passive investor, a "landlord" I fully understand your sentiments regarding my strategy.

Some others are unable to stomach the wreckage, hold their nose up, and refuse to help.Frankly, I'm put off by your remarks and I'm sure others on this forum share this sentiment.

If I want cash-flow, then this isn't cutting it, so sell.If I want long-term wealth-building, then the sentiment seems to be option #1 and/or #2.