In addition to what others are saying here, I'd just advise that you don't leave your property with the PM and never look back.

When you sell you will receive selli price minus all liabilities tied to the house (The Heloc, the $30k deferment, and the original loan.) you can use that money as a downpayment or to do repairs/upgrades on the new property. 

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You can flip when you need to produce cash to buy properties cash or fund additional rentals.

I had asked them multiple screening questions prior to the showing and then toward the end of the showing and out of nowhere they asked if they could receive a discount on the first month's rent so that they could buy new furniture... living room, dining room and bedroom sets. 

Additionally, you may need to have discussions with your JV partner to come to a mutually agreeable solution for the long-term ownership of the property.

This is a very broad question and without tons of additional info no one credible will be able to provide you a logical response.

Not sure why it posted as I was just trying to add it to my profile but there is some info on the deal lmao

The leasing broker has to work a crap ton for their fee to get them to your site over others.If you decide all you can get is a higher risk small to no credit tenant then you may want to only start paying the fee once open and first months rent received on time and have a clause if the tenant goes bankrupt or closes the fee is no longer owed to leasing broker.

Adding an additional panel for the second unit can cost between $5-10k.