If you could get significantly more than that selling it to an owner occupant consider that. https://portal.onehome.com/en-US/share/1009945E65373I hope this helps! 

Dont be afraid to ask questions, checkout the webinars and 100% read the books :)also, you should have the ability to share your current rental deal on your profile.

I am happy to connect and share my experience.Good luck with everything!

And I do like the idea of bucking the trend, being a little contrarian, etc.If you haven't already done so, I'd recommend attending an upcoming RI Real Estate Investors Group meeting, which meets monthly in person for members and monthly virtually for members and non-members.

Is there a rough and dirty rule for sharing wells and using a common septic for multiple dwellings to ease up on costs and make things for efficient?

Have anyone had similar experiences like this that could share their insights or suggestions?

If you miss the HOA payment, which is different than the transfer fee, the person on title will be notified to pay up.

I personally would start with family members and ask if they would sign a promissory note with simple interest so that you can take that loan and invest in buy/holds.

Remind her that the place was rented as is for $1200 and that only one person can be living in it. 

But from personal experience, your penalties and taxes on early withdrawing from any IRA or 401K can total from 35 to up to 50 percent.