If they are in multiple projects (ie SFR here, Duplex there, 10 unit elsewhere) then fix one to maximum value/rent and sell it, then work through each one until they are all sold.Of course, with the amount of capital floating around now, there are more folks that are willing to take a bad deal, so you might just get lucky to sell at appraisal.

They are expected to drift lower, to 1.1 million by 2020. 

We drove past it today and it has 3ft of snow drifts all over. 

The other smoking area was in the basement with the washing machines, if you catch my drift, and all joined there from time to time, even the owner.  

On the other hand, the local bank (I'm already a client for another loan) has less stringent qualification requirements but it's floating interest rate (based on prime rate), personal guaranteed, and only 20 year amortization.

Given how much debate is floating around out there around the "correct" way to measure total net worth... it's helpful to hear examples of any nuances that may be applied in the specific context of 5+ loan qualification

I know folks do this in San Francisco, they build up house boats that are tiny floating houses!

Most CRE is in trouble right now due to their floating rate. 

The affidavit is basically saying how I know it's vacant, I called the city utilities were shut off on such and such a day, I checked with the post office they stopped delivering mail, I saw a moving truck on this date at noon you get the drift.

HELOC rates float, but (in my understanding) home equity loan rates are typically fixed.