I would lean towards holding and doing anther house hack if you can.

I just did a rough calculation, and for me, I'm looking at a 30%+ annualized return on my cash doing fix and flips, so If I put $1mm total into flips (that includes acquisition, rehab, holding costs, etc.), I'm netting over $300K for the year.

Super glad it worked out for you and @Shawn Faris, I would not look at it as a mistake that you made, it was an experience that has opened you up to learn something new and in the end, she reached out to apologize.I would hold onto that letter/email for your records.We all learn as we go and without some of these horrible experiences we would not learn something new.So as horrible as the experience was, embrace it, learn from it, add an abandonment clause to your future leases and move on.Do not blame yourself for not seeing this coming.

Especially real-estate software ideas that uses AI.Please share in detail.

If the locks need to be drilled they would need to coordinate and set that up.2) The property manager would be the one that holds on to the keys. 3) You would have a leasing agent show the property from PM.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

A lis pendens from the bank was filed 10 years ago, but the foreclosure was put on hold because of the SCRA restrictions protecting an active duty service member from being foreclosed on.

I'm particularly passionate about BRRR, Fix n' Flip, Buy n' Hold, STR, LTR.

Hi,  We took a property off the market 6 weeks ago because we landed some tenants that paid a deposit / holding fee. 

Looking forward to any information, criticism, and ideas from you all.