If it is, I would consider to sell it to take advantage of the exclusion of taxable gain from section 121.If it was not a personal residence, I would consider selling it as you have to factor for other items such as vacancy, travel, repairs, etc.However, you do have a point of having property near NYC.

I would probably use Google Play exclusively if it had a 1.5x and/or 2x speed option.

Are you under exclusive buyer agency representation?

Get a RE attorney and use them exclusively to communicate back and fourth to this person .

It's the largest group on LinkedIn that is exclusively focused on mobile home park investing.Mobile Home University - http://www.mobilehomeuniversity.com - This is the site maintained by Dave Reynolds and Frank Rolfe.

But chasing the lowest absolute cost may get you the least coverage and most policy exclusions available essentially leaving you with a paper promise and not much actual protection from loss.

Having your LLC sue you is not going to work as the claim would be excluded under Exclusion 3(a). 

We did many months of walking around down there every weekend and learning the developments and rental exclusion areas and the builders and such. 

Good news, you've lived there long enough to qualify for the Section 121 exclusion, which means you'll be able to write off *almost* all the capital gains taxes.Since you're renting it out now, be sure to depreciate the unit - the Government will assume you did anyway.

You can always get a good sense just by comparing online advertising on zillow.com, craigslist, or even the newspaper.