While selling it would give me a little more capital, it's a one-time shot, whereas renting that particular property gives me an infinate cash-on-cash return.Also, just because a property appraises at something doesn't mean it's a guarantee for what it will sell for.

They did not ask for a personal guarantee and I do not see anything in the escrow instructions asking for it. 

You can't rely on appreciation as it is not guaranteed.

I appreciate everyone's responses :)Giving your general advice:  1) you pay yourself by the distribution, non taxable, or via guaranteed payments.

I require a $500 deposit for this property but that is of no consequence as Airbnb will not pull anything from the deposit to or cover it from the touted “host guarantee”.  

I hear people saying quite regularly that they think a cash flow of $100/door is a good benchmark, but personally I would never bother with owning a property for that unless it were class A, almost new, so you're guaranteed great tenants and few maintenance headaches. 

Will your loan require a personal guarantee?

@Jacob MichalI use this webpage to find probate leads:https://adtech.dailyjournal.com/legalads/To begin go to Search ~ then for Category select PROBATE ~ for Newspaper select DAILY COMMERCE ~ on the lower right is the blue Search button.From is the date range you can change prior to today as there are currently more than 100 published probate listings for this month for Los Angeles county.For each Order No you select the publication will list the county courthouse address to view each probate file.This is the same webpage I use to view new free probate leads for Sacramento and San Francisco counties. 

There is no guarantee on the future, even prices going down. 

Also, a VA loan is just a loan guarantee and not an actual loan.