So it can be a great little side gig that you can manage from your desk.Cons:- Aside from the lower yields as of late, you can't liquidate the investments instantly to say the least. - And to Ian's point, these aren't collateral backed investments so there's of course more at risk.

I am deeply motivated to find people to network with, on this historic building, so it's a WIN - WIN.

Originally posted by @Andreas W.:In

I can control where my folders go and what color they are.This helps me to instantly visualize what is going on in my business as well as personal life.Total cost?  

Change psychology suggests that people need to celebrate small wins constantly.

The problem is you could be using up all their time, but it would give them experience as a pay back so it could be good for both win win

This stuff has worked miracles for me in some rental houses:  https://www.homedepot.com/p/Instant-Power-67-6-oz-Hair-and-Grease-Drain-Opener-1970/100169339

About $600/mo after taxes, mortgage, insurance, and property management, but I need cash to invest further, hence the question to sell or cash out refi.With current rates and using box homeloans instant quote, I estimate that I can maintain 75%LTV, take out about ~$200K, and basically come out even after rental income.Not an easy decision right?

Always remember to persist and you will WIN!!

It seem like a win/win.Either you improve your operational efficiency or free up a home for renovation/prep for sale without having to go through the hassle of not renewing leases, cash for keys, eviction.