Can you provide more detail on the property like age, square feet, furnace age, is it single or multifamily, etc?

Hi Malcolm Darensbourg I commend you on getting going in REI at a young age.

If you give us information like how much money down, how long you finance for, interest rate, current rent prices for the property, what market rent prices should be for it, are they both in the same condition, the same age, etc, then we can give you better advice. 

What is the age of the property and major systems?

Logan wondering this myself...If your stocks/bonds are in a 401k, you may or may not want to withdraw them before age 59.5, you would pay taxes and potentially penalties.

Great resource by the way - every property you check out go to CookViewer.com to get assessed value (to estimate taxes), land sf, age, # of units, sometimes building sf.

I also have a "verification of disability" form I got from some law office website if they have an ESA/service animal but haven't had to use it. 

The more I write about this, the happier I get, knowing that I don't have to deal with this anymore (except for the counties that are still in the stone ages and don't allow e-recording).My worst experience in the "old days," was an AOM that I needed to record in Shelby County, TN.

I have already hit FIRE and and am well below official retirement age.

@Jobie DeVinney-Walsh You might team up with your realtor and maybe a mortgage broker to do a mailing to eligible renters in the area to offer a homeownership seminar.Renters age 30-49Income based on the property value