How much gain do you think you’ll have after selling costs if you sell?  

As investors, we're in the business of identifying opportunities, assessing risks, and strategically navigating the market's ups and downs.

I would like to sell it as a rent to own handyman special.

We’re very hesitant to sell our house due to a 3% interest rate and the fact that we bought it for $200k and it would sell for $375k.

Now we are in pruning stage - trimming off the ones that are further away or cause us the most headaches, and adding those that meet our long term goals better.A very wise person told us early on that if we wanted 50 properties, we should plan to buy 100, and sell half to pay off the remaining assets. 

Had he been transparent and believed in what he was selling, he would have responded with "Sure, no problem," and we would have been off to the races. 

@Frank RizzoYou should identify exactly what it is you are doing for him and make sure they understand that the risk is their responsibility. 

Well just ask yourself.....if you were selling your house, would you let complete strangers have access to the information on how to get into your house?

Keep your focus on how much a property is listed for, how long it's on market, and what it eventually sells for.

As long as you're in a good location where you see the rents and values continuing to go up over time it'll be a homerun in 10-20 years if/when you decide to sell or refinance.