I'm leaning toward the decision to sell, as the expected rewards do not seem worth the risk (or opportunity cost). 

There have been issues with environmentalists who want to stop it or have it moved as there are would be in any country across the world so that might be what you're referring to.

Everything else is a level of passivity vs. how much management and oversight you want.I will still have more active investments as well, but I think it's silly when passive income is referred to as part of say, multifamily.

I think you are referring to the deed.

At least an LTR tenant needs a place to live and a good reference. 

To recap: Be extremely cautious with flat fee MLS sites that only refer business to other agents.Bonus PointsYou should also consider the ease of use of the flat fee MLS listing provider, for example, can you complete everything online?

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Thank you that is also what I’m thinking but there are so many different answers some refer to financed purchasers having only 60 days to begin occupancy - as a buyer who will not need financing that is where I am finding difficulty - our agent is checking but also getting different answers - I may just call HUD and speak to someone. 

My risk profile is moderate - medium risk reward.

You don't want to invest in a place you have never been to unless you are using a vertically integrated turnkey provider that others can give you references for.