So, take the first step, reach out, connect and DM me and we can get a chat going no pressurE!

We had a flat fee to come out and pressure test and find the leaks.  

Make sure your on very solid footing, also keep in mind if you have something that works don't feel pressure to grow or change. 

@Duane WardCreate some listings online for different sized units at different prices and gauge the demand by the calls and the quality of the callers (they have enough income and can provide the first month rent, security etc.).

@Dwayne Poster The reason I'm not requesting her to pressure the seller to pay her 3% is this: the property was purchased for $170k in 2005 (the guy paid way too much) and is being sold for less than that now. 

But I feel that technically, that cash belongs in my home equity and I only tapped it due to market pressures to secure a great deal.I thought about taking the rental property and now refinancing it to place a mortgage on it and use the proceeds to payback my primary home mortgage back to the 100k existing.. but rates shot up...Then the property would appear to be leveraged with the note being on the rental rather than it's current hidden location within my primary home mortgage.While I bought it in 'cash', the cashflow will go to service the mortgage on my house which used to be ~2k/mo with 100k left but now is something around 4.5k/mo with 700k left to pay off...So technically, the rental has this 600k @4.6% to payback...

This means that as the upward pressure of demand softens, we will see a cooling-off period supported by limited supply.I am not claiming to have a crystal ball, but what this means to me is that we will see stabilization in the market.

This would further reduce living expenses alleviating more pressure during the growth phase of your other venture. 

This would put pressure to either sell or convert to LTR.

A lot of times, they feel like they're going to have to leave, or you're going to drastically raise the rent, but this is not usually the case, especially if they have a long term lease.I would try and get on the phone with the tenant and explain to them what you're trying to do and they have no reason to worry about anything and you have good intentions and you can gauge how they react.