Many I know unload them at loss (you will not see disasterious experiences posting here).

I would definitely make sure you give yourself twice as much time to unload the property and find out who is building or taking on large developments at your local REIA.

If it's in a decent area then it shouldn't be too difficult to unload it.

Lastly, we are in a sellers market in most of the country and from the way things are looking, we may not be in a sellers market for a whole lot longer so you might be stuck spending thousands of dollars hoping that appreciation helps you out, only to see that you have to unload the property for less. 

There are alot of reasons why prices are going up, but predominantly low interest rates = higher prices that someone can afford to purchase a home, coupled secondly with "low inventory" when covid was here and noone wanted to list there home out of fear ( both from having to go into the external world and having people come into their home ), and third but most recently surging lumber prices. 

Either unloading some of your existing properties, or getting into anything you’re looking at.

In other words, I’m giving up my current condo for a 3bdr/2.5baths property that comes along a separate legal unit to rent out after the excavation project and the ability to unload some cash after the transactions.

Ever gotten one of those emails from someone saying that they want to unload their Midwest portfolio that they spent a life-time accumulating.

Account Closed pointed out, if anyone wants to unload property, I'll be glad to help out.

Look at price trends for Silver, Steel, Copper, and lumber.