We sell the turnkey experience.

However I am not selling someone on the notion I am going to hand deliver everything I learned in my career for $15,000.

It does not answer every question (are they under/overcharging, do they have egregious cancellation terms, do they have silly rights to sell your property, do they have two and half pages of ticky tack fees, etc.), but something has to go reasonably right for a PM to have 95% occupancy or greater on a several hundred unit portfolio, in my view.

By turning it into a rental, you may be on the hook for capital gains tax in the future vs using the 250k exemption for single filer or 500k for a married couple that files together on capital gains if you were to sell now. 

I've already done quite a bit of research in my area and can already pretty much tell you what a property is worth or at least generally what it will sell for as I spend about 3 hours a day looking at properties and have been doing that for about a year to make sure I'm prepared on the accuracy side of things.I do have a family member that is a real estate agent in the area, but I'm not sure if a standard single family residential agent is the correct connection for multifamily.

We don't want to sell its been in family for generations. 

Or Sell?

In that case would you sell or cash out refi to use that equity elsewhere?

Hi, My partner and I are in the process of selling a property in Annapolis Maryland.

If you rent by the room, you should be able to save money for the next place or sell it.