This is an example of a non-appreciating "asset". https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/785-Dallas-St-Memphis-TN-...Sold in '01 for ~$10kSold in '02 for ~$55k (That's awesome appreciation or an unsuspecting buyer geting ripped)Sold in '04 for ~$61k (I would suspect foreclosure sale here as it quickly sold again for substantially less)Sold in '04 for ~$21k (This is probably it's actual value and someone in '02 got ripped off)Sold in '23 for ~$26k for an appreciation of ~24% over ~twenty years that's roughly 1.2%/yearThis is a random house on Zillow: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/766-Neptune-St-Memphis-TN...Sold for ~$98k last May and sold again last week for ~$40k.

HOAs and their attorneys had all the power and used that power to bully homeowners into compliance while simultaneously gouging them horribly with exorbitant fines and fees, then foreclosed on the property if the owners refused or weren't able to pay up.

The bank can call the loan due (due on sale cause).2.

It could be worth reaching out to them directly or checking out platforms where you can list your notes for sale.

Last year, i paid for "Cover Picture Optimization” with an SEO company because it was on sale and i was curious.

We have new build sales in COlumbus.

The reality is is that if you can take the cash from the sale and pick up 2 properties that both outperform your current condo, then that route makes the most sense.

And as soon as the new construction is within 3-4 months of completion you execute the sale of your duplex and that makes the 1031 exchange align with your timelines and move into new construction with low capital expense risk.

They even did showings in Nov and Dec of a dirty house with no power or gas on - simply because they didn’t switch on the mains.

Assign a power of attorney to sign in the US (the POA will be signed with a remote notary - and also that some lenders did not allow)2.