Any recent news that might affect any of the above that hasn't impacted things yet (i.e.

Local news station posted an article that shared the economic growth of Toledo and it was a great read!

People seem to be always focused on what they are losing versus what they are gaining.Call a couple af real estate agents in the area of the property and you'll most likely find they'll charge you 5-6% to list and sell the property.So, focus on the positive news that you saved 2-3%!

Does anyone have a good news outlet that posts specifically about bills that are being passed and how they will be affecting the market?

Let’s break-down why the latest stimulus is great news for tenants: 1.

The bigger news is that Wichita Falls in November 2020 passed the largest school bond in history.

This is great news for the rental property owner because there will be increased demand for renting (especially in desirable areas).

The good news is that they are out in less than a month. 

Maybe like the stock market, when there's nothing but good news, that's the time to sell. :)

You will have a capital gain and some cash at that time, but not an income stream for life.The good news about owner financing is that your capital gain taxes are spread over the life of the loan to your buyer.Another option that you could consider is to refinance the property yourself to extract the equity tax free and then reinvest those funds into another rental property.It looks like you made a great investment with this property.