As a result, I suspect that we will hold, sell another condo or two and then aggressively buy again when we feel that properties are cash flowing better.

I suspect there will be buildings where each unit is run separately to a meter/meterbox, and in those cases you will likely be able to do it relatively inexpensively. 

I suspect you'll help your finances the most, by helping the "tenant" do what he needs to. 

Doing Church Hill rehabs for 34 years.anyway, I know a lot of the usual suspects in Church Hill, so whoever you go with, I'd be happy to offer some input.

I suspect 3.5% of a San Diego property will cost you less to enter than 20% OOS property (non owner occupied) that would be a good investment (note the real cheap OOS properties cannot be financed and therefore cost 100%).BTW San Diego financed buy and hold has historically produced better returns than any of those much cheaper OOS options. 

I would suspect FEMA will be revising the flood maps for Houston. 

With the run up in values, it's suspect when you can't sell to break even.One (almost) absolute: Never let the defaulting owner stay in the property.Hope that helps.Good Luck!

@Wayne Brooks  we always have defined release clauses in the prom note.. however I suspect most dont know to ask..

@David Roberts - More than anything I suspect your deal.

I too suspect something at that selling price versus the gross scheduled income.