.- These projects are separate than unit interior renovations (most of these properties had units renovated 7+ years ago and that was easy to measure).- I want a market adjusted return/yield.

Mix of both-- we have portfolio in West Texas (at the moment comprised mostly of 1-4 unit properties) but are looking to expand into DFW multifamily now.

I outlined in my lease that the tenant agreed to allow me to show the property if necessary to rent the unit out. 

There are no other occupied units in this building.

Do you self manage your units?  

I wanted to live in one of the units.

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If I sold the unit today, I will walk away with $100K in profit after agent commission etc.Given I cannot offset rental losses ($26K) against W2 (not a RE professional), any advice re: thoughts below:1) sell the rental in the next 3 years (under the 5 year and 2 as a primary occupant) to avoid Capital Gain.

Or if it blew a tree over on the house/fence/AC unit it adds up pretty quickly.