Don't ever sell unless you have a rock-solid plan to invest in something that produces a better return or moves you closer to your goals.

Hi Jason,Thanks for the response!

The cashflows is also really solid and gives you a margin of safety in case there are any repair issues in the future.

The response was that they paid a guru to teach them how to do 100%, 2nd mortgage financing to real estate investors for purchases and down payments.

They check criminal, credit, and eviction records and provide a solid report.

Mike still has his original loan and still is responsible for making payments on it.

Persons B and C did not have to report the gift or pay any gift tax since it was person A's responsibility to do so.

Rent credit is not used.If you choose to allow this, make sure you keep accurate records and don't commingle funds.B3-4.3-12, Rent Credit for Option to Purchasehttps://selling-guide.fanniemae.com/Selling-Guide/Originatio...They are responsible for repairs and maintenance.

But if that doesn’t materialize, or if we hit a recession, it’ll get worse.My personal advice is, if you don’t already own stabilized real estate, in solid areas, with fixed debt or low/no mortgage…take the 5% return available now for your liquid savings and wait.

Consider converting one property into an STR while retaining the others as LTRs to establish a stable income base, taking into account your willingness to manage STR responsibilities, local regulations, and financial projections for each property scenario.