This will limit the potential buyers (and there are other circumstances that will give people pause).Although the neighborhood is in a slightly upward transition, most of the immediate surrounding housing is rental, and likely to remain that way for the near future (big old houses converted to apartments, and a couple of former mansion sites that have urban renewal apartment buildings - cheap).I am concerned that the primary market for their house will be rental, with the potential for tenants to block the driveway, causing conflicts with my tenants.

We are transitioning out of the crazy low-interest rate fueled pandemic housing market back to a very normal balanced market.

No parking requirements per city since it is close to public transit. 

My wife and I are enjoying Hollywood without the terror of a huge monthly payment, while I re-organize my life and transition all of my work from Asia back into the States again.

@Andy Grizzell just started the transition to Columbus so would love to add more to build up the portfolio there.

We are fast approaching closing and I don't know the best way to make this transition. 

@Lauren Jansen Congratulations on the transition.

We have 19 LTRs all self-managed but I have considered transitioning some to professionally managed.Good luck

A transition study would be done once all the units are sold and they could also come back at you for repairs, or age of life issues or request you carry additional monies due to the age etc.

I’m seeking suggestions, advice, possible investors, mentors, critics and any other resources your community may provide.I have essentially built myself up in tangible assets over the past few years and would like to ultimately now transition into the boring side of finance.