I would like to know if  there is a way that I could sell the house before it is completly paid off.

Building off of what we discussed so others who are perusing the forums can also see.

My concern here is that people can get pissed off and potentially damage the property when they are forced to move out. 2- a more passive approach to just suck it up and when its time to renew the lease then increase the rent by several hundreds of dollars so that they will leave on their own.

They also aren’t budging in letting see or bid on the house off market, which is frustrating.

Let me start off by saying WE ARE NOT A SYNDICATOR.

Happy to provide more detail on this, but I don't want to get off-topic. #4: Property Size (More of a wildcard as the location would make this more or less of a factor.)- This isn't always a direct impact, but in some markets (e.g.

Typically, other turnkey providers have their list of preferred companies but Martel turnkey sends out the email intro for you - which was one less thing off my plate as an investor.Before I got in contact with Antoine there was a property I wanted to buy on his website but it had been listed as “sold” on the day I was scheduled to speak with him.

@John Michael RobersonI agree with @Kory Reynolds: tax-wise, it is a workable plan, as long as you are hands-off, which in technical terms is known as failing material participation.I would caution however against focusing strictly on taxes.

So I go over and meet with the guy, and show him we pulled lines off the stakes he showed me.

As mentioned it will often be hard to sell one of the properties before the entire loan is paid off.