Basically a restricted unit can definitely burn out a capacitor and anytime you set a unit too low causing it to  struggle to keep up (ex. set at 69 but it never drops below 76…) will keep a unit running 24/7.

We’re not sure yet if we’re going to wholesale this one or keep it for ourselves with a seller finance deal.

Overall this area is definitely going to keep going up, but it was time to move on from this investment and find others in CT/FL as more assets as there now.

So my conundrum is do i just keep renting to a new tenant and deal with the maintenance expenses as they pop up, or do i try to get out now before a major expense pops up and just take the little bit of profit (less the capital gains tax)?

OK.. still pretty hi.. and keep in mind many of these is done with pipe burst no digging or new hot tap,, My brother in law does them in the SF Bay area as they are required on certain age homes if your transferring title.

I'd like to rent the property out for a few years, see where interest rates are at the end of the balloon, and decide whether to refinance in order to keep it or sell it. 

yes, @Erwin Groenendijk:, I think banks are not as easy to convince for these sort of operations for individuals, but I want to explore all options like using partners (individuals that could and are willing to apply for mortgages) and other posibilities but using my company or creating one is not out of my options.I am not sure there is any current meet ups in Madrid, I have searched and not found much, I will keep searching... good to hear in Barcelona you have monthly meet ups.

Only flex on bullies, but beyond that always keep it trim.

You gotta love those income vehicles spitting out safe interest. 

@Lara GonzalezI don't have personal experience with them, but I keep hearing about RelayFi.