They are excellent renters so there's no reason to deny their request and (as a former foster parent that has adopted three children) I would do everything I could to support them.3.

There are three partners.

As a dedicated and hell of an agent, I find this approach is weighing me down with excessive work.Even as an investor, I struggle to understand their strategy which wasn't disclosed until after the fact (signed rep agreement) three weeks in.

@Nold R.there are really three options for you to do this. 

Home 1- Bought at $166,000Year Bought- 2015Interest Rate: 4.375Remaining balance: $75,000Value- $321,000Home 2-Bought at $197,000Year Bought- 2020Interest rate 3.625Remaining Balance: $163,379.25Value-$283,000Home 3- Bought at $247,000Year Bought: 2022Interest Rate: 4.875Remaining balance: 226,434Value-$325,000  Based on the numbers you gave, sell home three, pay off home 1 entirely.

Interesting - that top three could not be much different than each other - I see Easy Austin still holding up very well right now though, wonder where that sits

The property is a small three unit multifamily. 

All three generate leads from insurance claim residents and traveling professionals (medical and the trades).One of the advantages of FF has been that it's forced us to have systems in place to create leases, accept security deposits without co-mingling and provide "live" customer service. 

We meet every Tuesday morning from 8:30AM - 10AM on Zoom and in person every Thursday from 8:30AM - 10AM at Building Three Coffee!  

I didn't want to have three vacant units at once, so I tried that approach with the 3rd tenant.