I don’t have any plans in the near future for it, but I’ve been continuing to search for more deals to build off of what I’ve done so far.

@Russell Holmes I also enjoy shaking my fists at clouds, Grandpa Simpson style. 

The other CPA said that I should continue with the original schedule, but only claim depreciation for the years it's rented.

These are mostly older, 100yr old homes with all kinds of styles and sizes. 

If you are going to continue renting to a dormitory-type situation, it might be worth your while to pay someone $50 to go in your property once a month and make sure the tenants are keeping the place hygienically acceptable. 

However, I have yet to seriously pursue purchasing notes, despite my continued interest.  

If the firm produces an overall return of 20% annual for 3-4 years then investors woud be happy and will continue to invest in long term deals.

If this is a relationship that you want to continue to use in the future and both of you will be the only equity partners in this, then an honest conversation about what each expects appears in order.

If you have seen other discussions about this, please share a link I will continue to search through the forums myself and add anything I find here.Thanks!

sell, pay the CG tax and look at all investment options, ( Realtyshare or other crowdfunding) 4.) do nothing, continue to with current cash flow.