Doing it now before you know your tenants is much easier to do.Some may suggest that long term tenants are golden however tenants that pay under market requiring the owner to supplement their rents are a definatly a liability not worth keeping.Your other option is to place the best interest of the tenants ahead of your business and lose money. 

The plus program is fairly new (few months) so they are slowly trying to roll it out to different areas across the globe.

The price is as much as those in SFO with a view of Golden Gate.

Way to go @AJ Golden.

There is not a "blanket answer" across the country/globe.

I guess the golden rule applies: "those who have the gold make the rule"..... 

If they hit 15% cash on cash pre-tax they are golden.

 @Wally Enheim , that feedback is golden.

I also think as more debt-related issues arise across the globe, the central banks will be doing the same thing.

At 72, it's time I spent time with family and friends and to enjoy the golden years.I am disclosing the tax obligation this choice created so you don't make bad assumptions such as CG would be the whole tax consequence of a liquidation.Here' what my CPA projects for the 2016 tax year: Net Gain 600k on the sale of 6-units...Looks like we will owe the feds about $145,000 and the state an additional $27,000 (I already deducted the amount withheld at closing;  Calif 3.5%).Due to the higher AGI, $30,000 of your social security is taxable.