They flaked out, so we didn't have to go far down that road.

The only other comment I would have for you on your decision to move it to an LLC versus holding it in your name is that if you ever wanted to refinance the home down the road, most residential lenders wont do it, as they consider it commercial at that point.They may be will to do it if you change the titling back to your personal name, if not, its considered a commercial loan at that point.

@ Jon W.Glad you took " the high road " and trimmed the trees a little.

Hi, I just signed up for a regular membership today on myhousedeals with the hopes of finding some great property to flip and also for posting my own wholesale properties a few months down the road.

Or both.Determine when heavy traffic happens: freight runs late in the night and can be loud enough to wake everybody.Is there a crossing of a road, where the train will blow a very loud whistle to announce it is coming?

I am very reluctant to sell the 3 properties and then hit the road running to find a property to buy, as I have been informed by many very experienced RE investors that this is Russian roulette, and that I should avoid it at all costs.However, I can see it being quite difficult to go to a prospective seller, and try to convince him/her that I need a deal preconditioned on me selling not one, but 3 separate properties before I can go forward with the purchase.

. , I'm just down the road in Boynton Beach.

So I have been thinking about working as a property manager a ways down the road.

So many different ways to calculate how "good" and investment is......some of the above % cited include an assumed X% appreciation year in and year out....and some of the bigger numbers are unrealized gains you don't ever see until you sell it..... so some of your reference numbers need to be based on what your short term goal of a return is and what the long term return is....so that perspective plays a role in what you consider a "good investment"....... does it pay me well NOW or am I only really seeing those #'s years and years down the road.....

But, I do need my w2 income (whatever it is) to invest, otherwise it would be a very long road for me.