@Austin WallisI have a lot of similar questions and from what I’ve been looking into and talking with my Dad about this is that the contracts and terminology are extremely important in order to make sure you can minimize your risk and have an exit strategy in case you need to get out of the contract.

“Analysis paralysis” delayed my entry.

The good news is, you can sell this vehicle and get a minimal problem one for about $5k and carry on with bigger goals. 

Next tip, low-tech wins: when doing renovations or repairs or in any dust-control/noise-control environment, the value of a good fixed-blade utility knife with a fresh 50-pack of blades patiently used to cut drywall accurately, quietly, cleanly, and with minimal dust is vastly underrated.

Now with this unique tax plan I know what actions to take that minimizes my tax obligation, while maximizing my tax benefits.What lead me here are many mistakes but also reading “Tax Free Wealth” by Tom Wheelwright.

I want to minimize showings only to people who are serious and weed out those who just want to browse and collect information from me.

There is a chance that her capital gains tax exposure on a cash sale could be minimal or even zero.

If it’s recent, ( 6 months) you can do “delayed financing” which gets you a conventional mortgage without the cash out stigma.

Putting more down obviously improves your cash flow, but minimizes the money available to property #2. 

I know most folks recommend start fresh with your own tenant but if the tenant has a good record this would minimize vacancy.