My question is would you guys rather sell stocks and take a long term cap gains at 15% tax rate, or take a loan and keep the stocks growing.

Are you looking to hold it for the long term or are/were you expecting to sell it in the net few years? 

One with brutal, silly terms.

Their white shaker cabinets have a painted finish, and look better long term. 

Purchase price: $234,900 Cash invested: $7,000 I house hack 2 bedrooms in a 4-bedroom home as Mid-Term Rentals.

Basically they are a type of insurance and insurance companies make HUGE profits because they pay out MUCH LESS than they take in meaning that over the long term you will lose money with them.

I am actively researching markets like Cleveland and Columbus, but I remain very open to other opportunities.My goals are to successfully fund and execute a BRRRR project, build a team of veteran investors and mentors, and continue learning to attain financial freedom through real estate.Excited to connect with seasoned investors and mentors.

Great terms - watch out for stuff too good to be true

My plan is to work on on-market deals and focus on building long-term relationships with agents to bring me pocket listings. 

Is there a specific reason why you are wanting to obtain this information 6 months prior to the expiration of the current lease term?