I knew it then as I know now, this is a deep sub conscious emotional issue and needs healing/release.

Keep in mind that a true service animal (e.g. leader blind dog) can be very different than an "emotional support animal". 

It's arduous at times but it is the best way to keep emotion out as much as possible.

There are some opportunities if you stay with it and not get emotional or anxious just to get something. 

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It’s an emotional decision made out of fear that your tenant will move.

Although I agree that ideally you'd like to be increasing rents annually as allowed, and charging the market rate... but if I have good tenants, who are going above and beyond what I expect from them, I'm not increasing their rent to make a few extra bucks per month if I'm already cash flowing nicely and they're making my life easier by not bothering me with little things... my time is more valuable than that.My point is, although this is a business, and you want to make it cut & dry, and remove all emotion... the reality is emotion does get involved, and keeping each other happy goes a long way...

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Sorry I'm not more helpful with this, maybe we can get some Monterey bay locals on this thread.I'm wishing you the very best, hang in there.1 other thing, if you do sell, try marketing to San Francisco bay area to find an emotionally driven buyer with deep pockets.As others mentioned it doesn't seem cap gains will be an issue but make sure you bounce everything off your CPA 

All this infinite banking terminology, etc just adds an emotional element.