I'll run the numbers against each property and see when they shake out individually.What percentage is your land taxes compared to your portfolio?  

@ihe o. is doing something out of the norm, shaking off the shackles of the W4, leaving the rat race, etc..  

We are American, we shake hands and make eye contact.What about the majority of Europeans, they kindly kiss both cheeks and give a warm embrace.  

I don’t want to shake the tree too hard day one but also need to let them know that this free for all mentality is unacceptable. 

I'm just shaking my head.

Wrong.Turned out, they had live rock bands - and I mean loud enough to shake the water in a glass on my kitchen table kind of loud, and they played until late - then the staff and friends closed the place up, cranked up their recorded music and would party until the wee hours. 

The market is a bit touchy now, and I think in a year or two we'll have a better feel for how this is all going to shake out. 

Assuming you don’t need this money to live day-to-day, and you’re able to handle expenses on the property, AND you get along really good with your siblings, then my opinion would be hold for now while the market shakes out.

So was listening to an economist today that specializes in working with REITS and other top players in the industryhe got on MFHis point was as things shake out.. 

Shaking my head.