Whichever is smaller2.

Good luck with whichever option you choose.Dave C

James, hi,  i'm in the same situation as you are/were...only have my state specific portion to complete. i just wanted your feedback on whichever practice exam you tried for pursuing your RE license. 

So you can take out $50k or half of the value--whichever is lower. 

I would have to say these days, whichever one you choose, it would just be your preference.

Only two options would work for me: A) 100% cash at the time of closing-within few weeks up to 60 days max - provided some active conversations going on.B) I will continue to be the landlord - getting market rent - will pay for services whichever applicable for managing property, collecting rent, etc.

Only two options would work for me: A) 100% cash at the time of closing-within few weeks up to 60 days max - provided some active conversations going on.B) I will continue to be the landlord - getting market rent - will pay for services whichever applicable for managing property, collecting rent, etc.

Tweak the expenses too.Do a letter of intent and make sure you have a due diligence period and then go pay for at least one lender appraisal on whichever property is most "average" of the 4.  

My name is Nsikan(N-See-Ken) or Chantelle whichever is easier for you.

Choose whichever one suits you.The problem is that you can be sued for anything and held liable for anything.