The only possible reason I could think of for not selling it now would be if you are underwater on the property or if you feel extremely confident that you'd be able to sell for considerably more in a year's time.

Option 1 is more to fix the outwardly flowing rent money, but like @Ben Durwood says, it's extremely hard to find.Ben, I agree with your thoughts.

Recently looked at an absolutely beautiful home, and priced extremely well, too.

I'd add that flipping even 30 minutes away from where I live would put me in an extremely uncomfortable situation.

This way, when a deal did come available, I would be ready to pull the trigger extremely quick.

Hi Paul,There are very hot neighborhoods in Philly where days on market are extremely low.

Hello everyone,Newbie to the RE world, but extremely excited to learn all I can and implement this knowledge in my local market, while networking and making as many mutually beneficial connections as possible!

This seems extremely high and doesn't fit into the 50% guideline.

I'm relatively new to the market and extremely excited to get started.Please feel free to reach out, I would love to connect.Best Regards,Mat

One point to keep in mind is that Vacant land is often extremely large tracts of land so that would account for Vacant Land having such a high lien amount.