Makes me a bit uneasy to approach it this wayThanks for the clarification

That's besides the point though.We have been receiving a few complaints about tenants being uneasy due to the amount of loitering neighbors and city folk who are literally bringing chairs and sitting outside my apartment.

She renovated it with the same lender, who now has about $300k into it, it's worth about $350-$375k.Then two kids and a part-time job, she can't really afford it, she and lender are a little uneasy.

That makes me uneasy.2) Take out a home equity line of credit on the condo.

I use this space as my den now but as the kids venture off it could be an STR - but then again is it worth the uneasiness...?

I grew uneasy during my research into the RichDad education system and am happy to have stumbled upon Bigger Pockets.

I am also looking into doing a quit-claim deed, however I know that my dad would be uneasy with that idea. 

They did, but I felt a little uneasy because I sent them wire instructions, asked them to call me to verify, couldn't reach anyone in the office even though they said they'd tell me when they've sent the funds, and only found out when I logged in to my account to find that their wire arrived to me.

The free service, for landlords with two or less properties, tracks expenses, profit/loss, etc. of your rental properties ($50 fee if greater than two) but it requires linking accounts in order to automatically track and categorize expenses for you.I’m always uneasy when a website requires linking bank accounts.

I do 5-8% if I feel confident about the property and scope of work and lean towards 8-12% if I'm uneasy or there are some unknowns.