If you would like to converse with someone that will give you their honest, professional opinion, that is not trying to sell you on a dream, I recommend reaching out to @Malgorzata Sadowska.

As someone has already pointed out, if you're selling just to avoid upcoming capex, an astute buyer is likely to spot this and the value of the property will reflect this.

There's also a question for us about whether we'd derive more tax benefit from investing in a mixed use owner/user property which was partly occupied by our LLP business, or whether it would be more beneficial to simply acquire an investment property that we did not use for our LLP business at all, since it seems that we could generate more income that way and could use that income to help pay for office space elsewhere.So we really would appreciate some input on some of these concepts rather than being sold an investment into someone else's project.

That is awesome to hear that someone local is doing the same thing that I am trying to accomplish! 

There are soo many scams out there you need someone to watch out for you and the tenants.Also keep in mind a local manager should also have great vendors relationships that prioritize their work orders. 

Hi, I am in Florida and got in contact with someone selling a property on FB marketplace.

I think the 2 bedroom provides you with more ability to maximize revenue and still provides a large enough living area, especially as this is only a temporary accommodation for someone!

I'd rather find someone to help with my 1st eviction case.

They were showing the top property manager as someone who owns timeshares in other states and has nothing to do with our area.

no confidence I need some guidance I don’t  know where to start. can some one help me become financially free pleaseeeeeee