If I were sitting in your shoes I would underwrite the rental increases at current CPI (or historical CPI rates) to ensure you're covered.

@Gustavo Munoz Castro but how much faith do you have left in the dollar...I feel like we are in 1928...waiting for the shoe to drop.

What would you do in my shoes?

If I was in your shoes I would create an account only the PM could access.

It takes a long time to see results in this business, which is why 95% of the people in your shoes will quit before they make real progress towards their goals.

And it's an excuse to dress up and wear nice shoes!

I have been in your shoes before and was looking at various multifamily training and decided to go to Jake and Gino a little over two years ago for a couple of reasons.

Wayne Brooks, I do appreciate your comment, but in all honesty, I am not over reacting and I doubt you would feel you were overreacting if you were in my shoes for a minute.Too many times we see stereotypes that rule highly qualified people out of things, and it is comments such as, “you are probably overreacting” that saddens me as it forces those being discriminated against to withdraw and feel that they have no voice.Thank you Jon Holdman, Linda Weygant and Mike Reynolds too for your input.

I hope to be in your shoes soon as well.

And either type of account would go a long way to giving you control.Cashing out takes more thought when IRS will take a 10% penalty plus 25-35% in taxes leaving you with a lot less than you have now.We're I in your shoes, I would move but I would not cash out.