What the overall market will be like is up for debate and speculation.

I am debating whether if I should hold it or sell it.  

He's the source of a lot of debate, because he follows a strict philosophy of doing almost everything in cash (which I think is an extreme if you have the discipline to do all of what he says, then you have what it takes to use debt responsibly). 

I am debating, should I pull a permit?

I noticed how the LLC vs personal name purchase debate continues to rage on BP.This week,I experienced another good reason buying with an LLC is a major trap.My cash out refy process was going without a single hitch until I got a call today saying underwriting could not go to closing unless we quit claim the deed to my personal name.But here's the kick in the teeth:Even if I do the quit claim,they would then need 6 months of additional seasoning wait time in my name to reconsider the refy.Bummer.Bigly.Especially since I already lined up an apartment deal that needed to be funded with the expected cash out...Double Jeopardy.Classic.Don't fall into the LLC trap.Now you have one more reason to think twice about it

I have however made a boatload of money over the last 15 years that the BP calculators would have predicted I would lose money on, seriously :) ... it has been fun and educational though to debate and consider different points of view on the forums, and think I have helped those that will listen with open ears and mind, so not a total waste.

How much he is owed is open for debate because the note that he wrote up is a little vague.

We've been debating whether to drop the price again or to rent it, and had about the same conversation as you're asking.Better to focus on getting great deals than price ranges.

I'm currently sitting at an 18% LTV.I'm debating between selling it and moving the money to where I live or doing a cash-out refinance / HELOC.

There is never going to be a one answer for all situations when it comes to the debate about commissions.