@Steve CribbExcuses don’t matter - you no pay you no stay.It’s that simple

@David O'Brian make sure you understand all the costs involved in maintaining a license or possibly find a broker who pays them all for you if that’s even available.

Bruce, the rental registration fee in Garland pays for inspectors that ONLY look at rental properties.

You're missing one factor: That you can sell your property and probably not pay capital gains since you've lived in the property for 2 our of the last 5 years.I'd split, sell and take the money (or most of it) cap gains free.

folks dont leave money on the table and in most scenarios you will pay more than others with the super secret inventory..

They pay a premium to not be in apartment living.  

With that said, you pay for it.

Additionally, securing funds to split the equity might require accessing other resources.In some cases, a partition may be an option to help pay off bills if you opt for a divorce buyout instead of a cash-out refinance.

In other works I will negotiate the deals not listing agent and I will pay the Buyers agent a premium  probably 3 to 6%  I have had very good luck over the years moving harder to sell inventory when i boost the buying agents commish.

Second, if you are renting to a company then you need to diligence the company and its ability to pay and abide by the lease terms, just like a residential tenant.