Students still come despite remote classes because it is an experience.

There are a lot of opinions from people who have no first-hand experience.

All my experience is with residential properties so I don't have a great understanding of the difficulty involved with evicting commercial tenants.

Not realistic on my budget, although I’m considering a very brief move to SF to network more with tech folks with the help of my friend who lives down there working for Adobe.

Since you are a casual landlord who never intended to originally become a landlord and because you only have a couple units you're never going to get enough experience to become proficient and therefore are more likely to experience negative tenant situations. 2.

Advise is to get in contact with a lender that has experience in structuring these mortgages where you can move on to the next one and plan ahead.

I've read many discussion on this forum, but nothing really comes close to your own experience. 

Btw, she isn't new. 10 years experience, I think

The net is what would be recorded as incomeIf you sold a property for $300k but paid $200j + $50k in interest your profit is $50kNot $300k So in my scenario, say I deposited a check in the bank for $200k after closing but realistically only $50k of that is actually profit.

Curious what has been the experience here.