.- <or> Go ahead and think about pulling it out, take the tax hit, and look to buy a good cash flowing rental.Buying rental property outside of a SDIRA is best and more tax efficient.Just my thoughts, good luck!

Through books, memberships, and podcasts I gotten peoples' best thoughts and ideas.

I been reading and listening to BP for a little bit so I thought it wouldn't hurt to introduce myself. 

Either the AC isn't working, or the hot water heater quit working, or a pipe burst, and on and on.I've thought about dropping these two properties because the trouble isn't worth the money I make on them.

Doing the above will focus your thoughts and subsequent actions.

It sounds like you've given a lot of thought to yous situation. 

Thoughts?

Found out during the rehab's home inspection that there were (inherited) tenants in the property during the rehab, I thought this was a good thing until I asked what their rental terms were and got no clear response from my rehabber/PM.

My thought is to pay out the owner in 2 years, hold for another 3 while fixing it up out of cash flow, and sell for a nice profit after 5 years.As always, any input is greatly appreciated!

What are your thoughts on this market being too crowded?