My wife and I are MTR owners and operators that really only use MTR arbitrage when we are at capacity in the units we own, and we have potential residents who would otherwise be forced to stay at extended care motels or similar.

After 30 months I will have paid the loan down a little, forced appreciation, might have a little market appreciation and hopefully interest rates are lower in 30 months then they are now.

You should only consider switching when your current software has a significant flaw or lacks features that force you to spend excessive time on workarounds.

My father didn’t have a will, which has complicated everything, including forcing the sale of property.

This dynamic needs to change and hopefully difficult times like we are currently in will force limited partners to demands more transparency. 

So thats what I am doing now by force aha. 

The email was also saying that the South Carolina law forces them to give an answer in two weeks and that was the last day!

I mean, once we get off-market property and do some rehab, we can force appreciate it, but what about the later natural appreciation?

So, Sean forced me to chime in. :)  Thanks for tagging, Sean.David, you received mostly good advice from my colleagues on this thread and mostly bad advice from your CPA, it seems.

True, another good option is to link forces with another wholesaler and advance it together.Good luck!