Besides, if the person doesn't give a glowing review, you know its probably the best review he can provide--not great news.

But if you can secure one with solid terms, it could be a great way to access capital while keeping the rental.If you believe in 28277’s continued appreciation (and I do), I’d lean towards holding the rental, increasing rents through strategic upgrades, and leveraging equity via a HELOC or cash-out refinance if the terms make sense.

Also, can you rent out each room for MTR?

Work with a CPA familiar with SDIRA tax implications to plan accordingly.Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) review – Ensure the syndication allows for IRA participation and that the deal structure aligns with IRS rules.Direct Purchases with Non-Recourse FinancingLender requirements – SDIRAs can only use non-recourse loans, meaning the property secures the debt, and your IRA isn’t personally liable.

Instead of waiting years to save, you can use a short-term strategy to generate cash flow quickly and reinvest those profits into long-term wealth-building deals.

What you might want to do is see if you can get a line of credit against a home in Australia.

You can create separate folders and put the notes you have taken during the inspection/walkthrough.

Just be sure you can afford your next project before jumping in. 

An appraiser looks for 3 recent sales in the immediate area within the same vintage of build, sq feet, style, number of bedrooms, number of bathrooms and so on or as close to it as he can get.

Should I keep my primary, and keep saving, maybe I can buy another LTR in a year or two, or should I sell now?