Not knowing your age and total income makes it hard to nail down the numbers but you should be able to reduce a significant portion.

main driver here is how bad the covid thing really is and whether we can contain it here. it appears elderly are at most risk. with the warm weather coming, this hopefully will assist in reducing the spread. for once, we might actually prefer a hot summer. 

Greetings:I am in the process of refinancing my home to take advantage of the lower percentages and reduce the length to 15 years.

@Sandy Gabin that's exactly what I was thinking; there are a lot of nuances and little stresses that come along with a landlord showing your property.

I think it really depends on the size of the deal and if deferring those taxes is worth the cost and potential stress of a 1031 exchange.

Review their websites. 4) give a few a call and discuss their process and requirements. 5) plan, model a deal, and get back in touch to stress test it. 6) if it’s of interest to most of them, refine it and then pitch a number of lenders. 

I think they opened at 2/3 of the assessed value, and if they didn't sell, they would reduce the opening bid the next time around.

I would highly stress that you consult with your own agent if you have one or a local real estate attorney to review your contract/PSA with you. 

I am thankful i switched 4 of 6 (in this locality) to long-term rentals to reduce the workload and they're mostly full.

One of them a professional tenant who we have been trying to get out for almost a year.As the economy begins to be affected by this I anticipate some tenants to have reduced hours/layoffs and will struggle to pay the rents.