You are not taking YOUR money out of the deal, strictly speaking. 

Once pandemic conditions improve, people will ease back into their routines, which means coming to coffeehouses to “hang, work, meet, build, and drink coffee.”Pumpkin Patches.

It's actually in the Countryside Neighborhood, which is about 15 minutes from Dulles International Airport, has good schools, convenient places to shop etc.The main reasons we're considering selling are:To potentially roll this into another property investment in a different market (although we'd be completely new to this market and it's an unknown)To take advantage of the hot market since it's appreciated a good amountNot sure how much more a townhouse could appreciate vs. a SFH (although just looking at TH in Alexandria or Burke - they're about $100K higher than ours - so I guess it still could appreciate further).The reasons to hold would be:Future appreciationHigher Cash Flow with Rent IncreasesWe're in a growing market and since it's in the suburbs - a potential place for more folks to flock this wayFrom a long-term investor's standpoint - appreciation may just win in the long haulWow, to be honest now am leaning more toward holding . . . especially since most of the previous opinions I had were strictly from an agent's perspective.

Set a strict criteria, know your market, don't fall for any tears because you might be the one crying in the end wishing you didn't go for it. 

In the Charleston area the STR laws are pretty strict in most municipalities so be sure you’re allowed to do it, if you’re looking to go that way.

That allows you to pick the best tenants through careful & meticulous screening.Feel free to reach out if I can help on the Section 8 front, I have a portfolio of strictly Section 8 properties and love it. 

Speaking strictly from my own market, here is what I don't like.

@Jared Miller  There are rumors that Chase is pretty strict with both mortgages and credit cards during these Covid times, and I wouldn't at all be surprised if you tried to transfer title, they would call the loan in immediately.  

Hello - I'm curious what - if any ancillary income is associated with RV/Boat storage properties (strictly RV/Boat).

are there any websites like this that are meant strictly for commercial real estate?