I am not saying sell it all, but moving a little into real estate isn't the worst idea for risk management.One other consideration on the tax.

A mistake can cost $50k or more. 

My places are doing okay but I see a lot of panicking in a lot of the STR facebook groups where people say they've been doing this for ~5 years and this is the worst Nov/Dec/Jan they've ever had.At the prices some people got in at, a summer where prices/occupancy retreat to 2019 levels (much less lower than 2019 like some people are seeing this winter) would be pretty catastrophic for some. 

It's a common mistake to start rewarding yourself too early.I started investing in 2016.

I think we've already seen the worst of the moratoriums, I can't imagine anything else being implemented unless COVID gets worse (where we have to lock down like in 2020).

I made the mistake of taking too much confidence in her and after almost 5 months I realized that I got a rent way below market price and she wants me to sell the condo at what it cost me.I really appreciate all the help that you can give me.Thanks in advanceRafael

Granted, I made many mistakes on how I managed, and looking back I would have: 1.

I think the BP community is hungry for simple metrics such as unit count even though it is probably the worst metric you could probably use.

Worst case, you get a year of experience working with someone you respect.

I am also scared of making mistakes as I have already lost 6 figures before with bad investments.