On the other side of the coin, they also have mandatory PMI, higher closing costs, lower loan limits then conventional loans and they can be REALLY annoying. 

The answers will only come from knowing your market.If you are not ready to jump into income investing yet or the property is not suitable as a rental (it most likely is not) either stay or sell...flip a coin. 

I listen and read Grant Cardone consistently... if anyone wants to make some coin let's rolll...

@David Greene (I think) coined the term the "Core 4".

To be successful you must have a well defined plan going into a investment not simply flip a coin to make decisions coming out.

I am planning to open escrow on a 4 plex in WA and we may decide to assign the contract.  I would like to work with a Title and Escrow company that is proficient in these and also wondering if there is a WA specific p...

I thought it would be fun to get a forum going to see what everyone's unique ways they have come up with to add value to a commercial deal.I always look for coin operated laundry or a garage you can rent out that is not currently listed as a unit.I am excited to hear the responses.

I think there is some upside in the rents (especially 2 bedroom units), but I am not counting that in my numbers.Central laundry room with two sets of owned (not leased) coin op washers and dryers - estimating about $80 per month.Tenants pay their own electricity (electric radiant ceiling heat and in-unit electric hot water tanks).

@Shanequa J.I wish they made coin operated stacked units.

Seems most coin laundry machine companies claim the machines/contract go with the property, but I don't see how you can have a contract with a property.