We could easily sell one, get a bunch of cash, and not really suffer greatly on a month to month basis.  

Use a bit of your tax free cash to go on an extended vacation working from your RV or rent a place for a year or so. 

What if I run into unforeseen issues and need more funds—or need to extend longer than anticipated?

"Today’s agreement to extend capital retention marks an important step for housing finance reform and leaves behind a blueprint that we hope will help guide additional reforms amidst the complex legal and capital structure considerations that remain.

The moratorium will more than likely be extended but by filing the suit (which is cheap and easy to do), it will put them on notice that the meter is running and they owe you.4. 

., "hey landlord, when my lease is over, can we extend it by 2 weeks, instead of a full month after.")

If you have to help explain the situation (if it's a real issue) to the listing broker, I think it could be okay to call that broker and explain why there is a need to extend if your buyers broker isn't able to help you there.  

@Cody Arnett the big one is obviously fee, I'll stay with a manager long term though if they can handle their math properly and operate efficiently, what I mean by that is units aren't vacant for extended periods of time waiting for vendors, they keep me in the loop without bothering me with every little thing, it is a very fine balance.

Also, I am extending the lease 2nd time (this will be my tenants 3rd year) but having her sign a completely new lease since her boyfriend moved out.

Or should I try and rent the whole thing as one home, advertising for 4 adults or extended family that would like to live together with some seclusion?