I would look at the ROE differences between what you can make now by selling, including the yield on that lump sum if reinvested in the current market conditions, versus what the property will be worth at a point in the future (5 years, 10 years, etc).

Dallas Fort Worth metroplex does not have as many small plex properties as other parts of the country.

There are so many deals that happen "off market" with better returns that searching on the MLS isn't worth the time. 

Most real estate projects today are either not achieving their preferred return in cash flow or may not achieve this bench mark for the first three, four or even five years -- at this point, there may also be accrued preferred return that would have to be caught up.As a fund manager, what other asset classes are you evaluating to help increase cash flow for both your investors AND yourself?

It is worth the expense always.

I’m not sure if you would generate the rewards with a transfer but it might be worth checking out.

My local bank where I keep everything else offered me 1.5%, not worth it at that point.

Even if you are filing an extension I have tried to put some things together here that will help you DECREASE your personal tax liability and INCREASE your income for qualifying for a Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac type of loan.This post is designed to help persons who may need a Fannie/Freddie loan on a 1-4 unit property.

It is very high chance that I will be negative cash flow due to increase property insurance and HOA. 

Also would like to get rid om mpi, which would help my cashflow increase as I'm currently paying 612 a month.