Quote from @Paul De Luca: @Rav SharmaDo you mean advice on fixing up and selling your current rental properties or fixing & flipping in general? 

And then when the distributions got paused tell the same customers, who really needed those funds for retirement, they were being short-sighted to focus on de minimis cash flow and should wait for the real money to come in via appreciation?

Quote from @Paul De Luca: @Andre HammondWhere are these properties located?

Quote from @Roel Van de Ven: Hi Ariel, These type of markups and hidden fees are one of the reasons I got into property management. 

Quote from @Daisy De Miami: Hi BP Community!

With 6 roomies, and possibly a lot of turnover, (Mi cocina es la cochina de nadie)Same for the restrooms, livingroom and yard.Maybe some maid service to keep the place(s) as desirable living space.I wouldn't not expect flop house types to be big on cleaning up other roommates messes .

Another angle you could consider is to diversify into different asset classes to reduce your risk, potentially continue your low tax burden and earn cashflow passively through 1031 exchanging into Delaware Statuary Trusts (DSTs). 

Just like in the good old days when actual BnB exists in the 90s....Folks that are saying it's possible in 48 is because they are early and they capture the de-regulation era and perhaps manage the property well.I'm looking at the problem from a very opposite angle.

I like the saying that Dolf De Roos says, “The deal of a lifetime comes once a week.”A property that cashflows with a 75% cashout refi, may or may not get you to your goals quicker.

Or open a LLC in a more friendly state like Delaware, Texas, or Nevada but I think you're getting ahead of yourself honestly.