Most are looking for contracts to use/the best contract terms to include and also identifying investor-friendly title companies in the areas they are trying to work. 

Are these loan terms competitive?

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.

How long have you been self managing?

I’ve been thinking going the second home/ mid term/ str route. another thought I have is venture further into a rental property but I know with rates, finding a deal that would cash flow would be tough. 

Sometimes its nurses but it casts a wide net so you get all types of people who might need a mid term rental. 

You can also usually get a conventional loan with more favorable terms if you are living in the unit for at least a year. 

The one aspect, that I love because I manage so many properties across three markets, Tenant Turner takes all my rental calls, qualifies them, then they set the appt as long as they pass my questionsSaves me tons of time and money 

VA loans are available for multi-family buildings as long as one occupant inhabits each unit.

But the 2 of 5 rule for excluding up to $500,000 in taxable gains might (we don't know how long you have owned it.)We also don't know your equity position in the property, or how much you are thinking to taking out of it.