We got it as a place for my in-laws and their rent is covering all the bills (no capex savings at this point).I have some friends who are into REI and as I've looked at retirement savings and retiring early I think REI is the best bet.

Note: My broker told me that the mortgage payment was $3665 and this already included the MI, taxes and insurance so that would be the total payment already.

@Danish Ali Wholesaling is a brutal industry, but your best bet is to get licensed.

@Ho Eun Park I manage Two of our properties, a total of 6 units from 3 hours away.

Since your property is already all cash, if they're perceiving a near correction they'd jump right into a total all cash investment through the 1031 that provided a good return and had a 1-2 year exit so they could come out if wanted and take advantage of a buy opportunity. 

With nothing to do and no power, we made bets on which pool chair would go airborne first.    

Depending on the state, you're responsible for the total payoff including the entire outstanding balance, arrears and legal costs. 

Correct with one additional step - If 1031 is still around you can bet I'll be also. 

You Do have total control over what you offer. 

However, I've had horrible experiences with both American Home Shield and Total Protect Home Warranty.