Is it worth the risk of losing the low interest rate?

If they don't use it, they lose it.

I would budget accordingly, but I wouldn't lose sleep over it either.

@Will ParksI agree with @Ronald Allen Barney You lose nothing by using a buyers agent on listed properties.

Vrbo still keeps my calendar slam full without direct book turned on so I will just leave it off.Thanks, yes, I turned off Instant Book with AIR so that their people will have to message me first, that should take care of it, but they say you lose 30% of bookings...?

Whenever he sells the house, he has been told by legal professionals that he will lose the difference of the assessed value from the sale price.

You may have to pay them a bit for their equity, but if they dont cut a deal with you, they are going to lose their house and get nothing.

Lets say in the future I sold THAT property as a 1031 and bought ANOTHER rental property, then in the future decide to sell THAT property, but NOT do a 1031 exchange, just want to be finished with it (hope I didnt lose you on that).

David Greene- “If it don’t cash flow, it’s a no go” Me, right nowBuying properties that don’t cash flow is an easy way to lose money in real estate.

You’re talking about 5% over 4+ years, defiantly a losing proposition.