Debt snowballing allows you a little bit a flexibility-- slow and steady, but it's definitely the turtle in the turtle/hare race of becoming debt free.   

Either that or they want flexibility of a month to month lease.

I had a potential guest ask about being more flexible with my AirBnb strict policy, and in light of the current situation I was considering making an exception? 

The more creative and flexible you are, the more houses there are that will fit your criteria.

Thank you for being flexible as we work to make your home a better, safer, more enjoyable place to live.  

The college degrees allow me to have a steady stream of income and benefits (w-2 income, which banks love when I do deals) while giving me the flexibility to work the RE business on my own terms. 

there is really no out of the box.1. lower price to the point someone will buy it  maybe its your first loss.2. if you paid cash or have very flexible debt you owner finance it for a premium price.3.

We do have our trusts and wills set up, but I appreciate the offer.We just need to figure out the most efficient way to combine what we have while maintaining the flexibility to add to it in a way that will allow us to avoid reassessments and still allow us to get loans individually. 

I get that the partial ownership in relation to each other owner may reduce the flexibility of one owner to convert their property to cash BUT... how does that relate to what a buyer or appraiser thinks the property is worth?

Some companies will give you flexibility but others may not.