As much as it pains me to admit it, I am ok with providing relief to those that need it, especially with the current situation.

Colorado homeowners, reflecting the above-average home prices in the state, did even better, with home equity gains averaging $32,000 last year.Among the Colorado metros that CoreLogic tracks, Boulder residents enjoyed the biggest home equity gains at $46,673, followed by Colorado Springs residents at $33,284, metro Denver residents at $31,895, Fort Collins residents at $23,934 and Greeley residents at $20,118.CoreLogic estimates the average home equity amounts homeowners were sitting on at the end of last year were as follows: Boulder, $400,038; Colorado Springs, $188,312; Denver, $258,894; Fort Collins, $230,998; and Greeley, $177,428.Sharp gains in home prices boosted home equity, and the pandemic was a big driver.

@Leonel Lerena the seasoning requirements are a pain for sure when you're trying to get out of a high interest rate hard money loan, and for the most part, 6 months is the shortest amount of time you'll find.

I feel your pain.

That would be the way to separate from your sisters with little pain at this point. 

Agree with the previous comments here regarding single tenant risk but the sale leaseback strategy in larger class B industrial is being utilized by some really sharp operators. 

Sometimes we learn from our parents what NOT to do, and those are great lessons as well.I don't think you need a mentor, I think you have a sharp mind and the necessary drive to figure this out on your own.

He has helped me plan for future in addition to minimizing pain in the present.Another factor to consider is that it is always more emotional to rent out a home you have lived in yourself.   

For some, its an awesome new side-hustle, but for others, it could be a huge pain in the butt if you're already super busy!

If you can liquidate some other properties for a cash offer or at least present that option, you'll definitely be in a stronger position.I house hack myself - it's about the short term pain for the long term gain!