Another seemed very irritated when he called back.One expired, who then called her (former) broker who then texted me saying her client (?)

This is in North Carolina.I have a great tenant that moved in 6/1/2019 and signed a 1 year lease that would expire/renew on 6/1/2020.I just recieved a letter from her asking if she could break her lease because she has a reported "Domestic Abuse" situation ongoing and doesn't feel safe living there.Her father co-signed on the lease with her, they have not missed a payment yet and are very good tenants.

It depends on when the lease expires or if you are month to month.

With the MFR market just being less liquid than SFR, what is an appraiser's approach to them to determine a value at market?

This $66,000+ and the initial $74,000 seems like too much liquid assets to be tied into a single property that probably won't give me much ROI.3.) $4,000 or so to complete foreclosure, 30-120 days.4.)

I saw 2028 is the opportunity zone deadline.A 1031 is much more flexible and liquid as you can sell or refi anytime.

Perhaps they really meant they were filing a separate Schedule E for each property.

As far as a next purchase or a savings, I personally prefer having a certain amount of liquid assets to feel comfortable, but also think that aggressive investing is what gets people ahead fast.

Meaning, liquid passes into it.

I am guessing where the money is stored needs to be easily liquidated in short order and not at risk of dropping in value.