Optional Early Liquidity - Most private assets are relatively illiquid, which means the ownership interests are costly to trade.

Sure, we could tap it by refinancing or taking out a HELOC, but why not sell a relatively small equity interest (or something like equity) to an investor?

Change your schedule such that you do something real estate related every day.

I was related to both of them.The last of the three, whom I am not related to, came to me for study advice.

Most people are also long term and so are month to month at this point, so it would be possible to change relatively easily.What are your thoughts?

LOL.)Another question that comes to mind related to all this is if we can claim any sort of tax write off for the vacancy if it wasn't technically a rental home during that period? 

When I was done with things I actually decided to move into it myself as I came to love the location, and relatively inexpensive housing cost for the area.

The other end is dryers, really simple to repair and relatively light to move.

That's a big house to sell as a single family, especially given the fact that the common rooms (living, kitchen, etc) would be very small in scale for such a relatively large house.So for me, I dont not do this. 

You dont need these entites to deduct all the expenses related to your rentals.