It is actually 60/40 and one side has a so so tenant.

After generating wealth, its time to move to generate cash flow.Its all very passive with a different/better risk profile.I'm actually not paying that much tax, much less than the 1031 proponents and other investors would have you believe. 

Also condition I actually think they are similar, the north face one might even be solidly better in my opinion.

In real estate sales though I don't think you actually get what you pay for.

For 4-5k/unit you can probably just get hookups in the actual unit provided the layout allows. 

Hi @Carla CarvalhoI actually sent an email to Dennis Blocks office, they replied with a simple message saying it is in violation of RSO to do so. 

If you go to the clerk's office you can read the actual foreclosure file and at least see when the last payment was made from the initial complaint.....then you can guess at accumulated interest, late fees, any taxes or force placed insurance, attorney fees, court costs, etc.

And actually, there is no statutory requirement that you rent the property. 

Have you actually taken the time to read it?  

For whatever reason, its not talked about enough.Also, checkout my post here of an actual example of where its cheaper to sell, then try to cash out refi:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1169308-equity-rich-need-advice?