Called the number.

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The way the market is right now with higher cost of capital is local banks and credit unions are much more likely to be monitoring loans that fall out of compliance and calling them due.

You could negotiate that your cleaner be the emergency contact but don't give them an equity share.You could also find a neighbor or realtor that would do it for a small fee.Emergency calls have been almost non existent for me.

There is a group of very high net worth individuals called Tiger 21 and they put out a summary report of their members asset allocations from time to time.

However you do have the opportunity to look at a 1031 exchange which would indefinitely defer all of the tax on that $240K gain.Selling one larger property to use the proceeds to purchase several smaller properties is a classic 1031 strategy called a diversification exchange. 

So, if I am reading this correctly, this is what is called a "Latent defect".

I don't want to call it a reletting fee as I do not expect him to pay for rent until a tenant replaces him.

Be very careful of the so-called "mentors." 

Do you do it by zoom or via phone call?