Pull all the equity out and get to a cash position.The extra money you made over the past year of exponential appreciation will offset your tax liability on the sale of the home.You never hold when the market is going to crash.We are headed into a strong correction in the market.Thanks

I'm afraid that the HOA fee will increase substantially if their financial status is not good or if they are going bankrupted or something. 

From what I've read, they require a guarantor which again I don't have substantial financial solvency to act as any kind of guarantor.

Providing things mentioned does not trigger this.I do know that if you don't offer substantial services it is pretty much passive income that is reported on Schedule E.I'm curious to see what other say about this, but I'm sure most people do not fall into this category.

Some investors I know are heading up towards the Scranton area where the returns are higher.On my property management company side, I'm working with a few owners who closed on their units just recently and found good cashflows in the ABE area. 

I have to run numbers to see what makes it worthwhile for both of us, but off the top of my head, I'm thinking that we share the booking funds 70/30 (70 to me, 30 to her) and I use those funds to cover all costs and make my profit. 

You don't need to give your secrets away, but I'm willing to take any suggestions as to where people (in the U.S.) are heading to.

September 2021Nationwide, existing home sales were down slightly in August, falling 2% after two consecutive months of increases, according to the National Association of REALTORS®. The decline in existing home sales ...

@Joe Splitrock hit the nail on the head and so did @Ian Walsh

In regards to water mitigation, you can install water efficient toilets and water efficient shower heads.