If the value is there to where you currently own 20% or more, then you should reach out to the lender and ask them to schedule an appraisal.Keep in mind that appraisal is not free, likely ~$600 depending on who they choose.

If you teach BRRR I would love to see how someone can teach construction management outside of the field and understand scopes of work, contract negotiations, permitting and dealing with contractorsWhat does the proforma look like and schedule of values?

Still, I scheduled an inspection and invited the buyers I had. 

I’m in the middle of moving out of my rental home, and my landlord’s agent has been scheduling showings without much regard for any of my requests.

Not sure of my preference   Just different.No one can predict storms, but if you schedule in hurricane season you have better chance of hurricane than if you schedule outside hurricane season.  

Assuming you have enough to pay the loan off in its entirety, the best thing to do  in my opinion, is to jump in the amortization schedule to a point where it will take X years for the tenant to finish paying it off.

I agree with many that have responded that one year financials and a revenue number from a schedule E would be standard.

Or since the second HOA forclosed I think I answered my own question the buyer just takes title sub too the JPM lien and this fellow OP  he just keeps the 60k and goes on his way and thats end of story.

Do you require contracts with indemnification language, payment schedules and appropriate warranties?  

Earlier this year, the government did not renew or pass any law to extend bonus depreciation back to 100% after 2027, so the current phase-out schedule remains in place.In the meantime, I would recommend doing some tax planning to assess where you stand in terms of projected tax liability for 2024.