We did some of the first deals for Nav when they were in a Menlo Park incubator.. they grew so fast and there was such a herd mentality with crowd fund investors Navs staff would tell me the same thing any deal put up would be subscribed within hours..  

Selling for satisfaction today will hurt in the long run.

Start today, have a long-term vision.

Yea they would keep that in place and you'd get a second position mortgage for the rest at, well, higher than todays rates.

The typical income from a free and clear rental would probably be $800-1500/month - and on a financed rental probably $300/month on a good day in today’s market.  

It has been sold to Inspira.For those who are interested in some background, here is today's public Facebook post from  my friend John Hyre, the brilliant tax attorney well known to most real estate investors, one of the keynote speakers at every Quest Expo.

Today the yield is around 4.17%.

What I disagree with is VRBO's blanketed take on pricing when it comes from a 3rd Party, which is something that was mentioned on the phone today. 

Today's Americans want to live on Sunset Strip and pay Main Street USA prices.

It sounds like current challenges are:* how you currently feel today about maintaining property* how you currently feel today about that particular house that you lived in and made niceIt also sounds like there are a few logistical/ timing/financial challenges such as:* the logistics of a 1031 etc.* logistics of maintaining out-of-state property and tenants* having time to research enough about this while moving across the country to be confident in your decisions and planning* having time to research other opportunities, what could be done with the money if you soldReason I bring up the emotional stuff because yeah property is a hassle, but there may be another vision that lets you get everything or most of what you want, with a little bit less hassle, or hassle in a way that bothers you less.