@Christopher Manganello I'm biased, but get a lawyer.

(I'm hesitant to solely listen to family because I feel they have bias opinions based on what has worked for them).

My first partnership was a disaster, but the other two have been good (but a little biased as they involved people I knew really well).

Yes, I am a landlord and, yes, I am biased and, no, I am not in your state.I find the title of your thread interesting.

I'd suggest a bias towards that country.

If you have the opportunity to make money and need a large sum of cash, then you should sell and get your capital out so that you can put it in another vehicle of your choice.The last thing I would do is rent it out, as it is only one property, and I personally am very biased against long distanced landlording.Another option would be to refi to the 3.6% rate you've been offered, then sell via owner-carry on a wraparound.

langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053Just FYII am not biased toward HD.

Have seen builders be totally unnegotiable with nothing less than full price,and have seen same ones discount heavily when the market turns.Will, am a little biased having spent a good chunk of life selling RE, but reducung sales price an amount equal to the closing costs to reduce commission isn't something I have experienced.

I'm biased because I live in San Diego, but I'd suggest you move to San Diego once you're ready to flip properties elsewhere. 

I am biased however, as I have invested heavily in the Mesa/Tempe/Chandler/Gilbert market.